Sentence examples for contradict claims from inspiring English sources

If that proves to be true, could it be that the prosecution hid these details, which might contradict claims by the government-controlled media that Mr. Bo was a corrupt official?

Boko Haram has launched a series of attacks that have inflicted substantial casualties on Nigerian government forces and contradict claims by senior officials that the extremist Islamist group is on the brink of defeat.

The documents at our disposal contradict claims by the political law officer of the commonwealth that the legislative change to the functions and powers of the independent law officer arose from a process of consultation.

The revelation that the Passport Office knew of the likely surge in demand appears to contradict claims by David Cameron and the home secretary, Theresa May, that there was an unprecedented and unexpected surge in demand possibly caused by the economic recovery.

The sale appears to contradict claims, earlier this week, by art critic and former curator Julian Spalding - who predicted the bottom would soon fall out of the contemporary art market and conceptual work by high profile artists would become "worthless".

Sayoc's arrest and the emergence of photos of his van apparently contradict claims by some pro-Trump pundits and conspiracy theorists that the mailed pipe bombs were planted or fabricated by Democrats.

In fact, if Claim 2 is not true, there exists and such that and as, which contradict Claim 1. Noticing that, we set.

This contradicts claims of untrammelled presidential authority.

What were left were contradicting claims and missing answers.

That, Mr. Prince said, further contradicted claims that a technical malfunction was to blame.

Mr. Abu Deraa's reporting has contradicted claims from the military about operations in Sinai.