Sentence examples for contests the report from inspiring English sources

If it too forcefully contests the report, it could feed into fears that Facebook have become so big that it's unaccountable to advertisers or publishers.

Runoff elections will be held for 35 of those contests, the report added, because no one candidate won the required minimum of one-fourth of the votes cast.

He said today that he would "vigorously" contest the report, but he's not competing here, and at this point he is merely the husband who has rained on his wife's reign.

The industry's strategy of contesting the reporting rule in court has clearly backfired.

Responding to a request for comment, LVMH referred to the statement it made to Le Monde, saying the company "vigorously contests the conclusions of the report".

The Yankees charged the outnumbered rebels, but the rebels "gallantly met the onset, falling back slowly to a narrow lane, stubbornly contesting the ground," reported an unidentified Confederate in a pamphlet published during the war.

They complained that they had not been given a chance to contest the accusations in the report before the judge made its conclusions public, and said the report omitted information that would have put their clients' actions in a better light.

McDonald did not contest the facts in the report but said that the country's regulations were becoming too restrictive and some were obsolete.

Some of Mr. Ford's aides urged him to contest the results, citing reports of irregularities in Wisconsin and Ohio.

The think-tank recently published a report contesting the Treasury's claim that the measures in the June budget were progressive.

In a short statement, the former soldier said he would not contest the findings of a report into his conduct, to be published on Thursday, which will call for him to be barred from Parliament for six months.