Sentence examples for contests the accuracy from inspiring English sources

The letter, obtained by the New York Times, went on to say Wildstein "contests the accuracy of various statements that the governor made about him and he can prove the inaccuracy of some".

They contest the accuracy of the quotation, which may be misunderstood to represent their current view.

While some council members protest loudly at the tarring of their town as fattest in the land, contesting the accuracy of the data and pointing to all that they are doing to encourage the local population to get more active, Jeremy Oates, who sits in the council cabinet and has health as part of his remit, acknowledges there is a problem.

Exit polls already point to a fairly wide range of seats for the parties contesting, and the accuracy of these is questionable.

(Experian contests the plaintiffs' allegations).

Pemex vigorously contests the prediction.

Our algorithm was winner of the most recent ICPR 2016 contest and the accuracy beat all of the top performers in the previous International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP) 2013 and the ICPR 2014 contests.

He said that depending on how Decision Point's contracts with retailers were structured, some applicants might have the right to see the reports and contest their accuracy under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

Viacom is contesting the award.

Lawyers are contesting the subpoenas.

Though Lord Runcie scorned the book as "irresponsible and misleading," he did not contest its accuracy and he seemed to acknowledge the effect its publication would have when he sent a letter to the author, Humphrey Carpenter, saying, "I have done my best to die before this book is published".