Sentence examples for contradicted both from inspiring English sources
But Lawrence B. Saftler, the lawyer for the woman, contradicted both those claims Thursday.
This is contradicted both by the video evidence and by the fact your independent disciplinary bodies have instigated sanctions only against the Russian football union.
That assertion contradicted both Mr. Kessel and the Nassau County Executive, Thomas S. Gulotta, who has also said Mr. Parola knew of the intended use of the money.
It was the ninth time in the Times ranking's 22-year history that it differed from either the news media or coaches' poll; for the first time since the 1994 season, it contradicted both voting polls.
He told news outlets first that Mr. Mubarak had cancer, and later that he had suffered a stroke after a coma, but in Egyptian state media his doctors contradicted both reports.
And this is a case that should never have been heard as it contradicted both the terms of the bilateral investment treaty between Switzerland and Uruguay (used as the basis for the claim) as well as the framework convention on tobacco control – the only binding multilateral convention on public health.
Kiarostami has planted material that contradicts both ways of viewing their connection.
That contradicts both Turnbull's "house prices smashed" argument and Labor's housing affordability claims.
Its claim to have no weapons of mass destruction contradicts both previous UN inspection reports and western intelligence assessments (not just America's).
Mr. Chávez's story — that Ms. Enriquez's killing had been ordered because she helped members of a rival gang obtain visas — contradicts both her official job description and the motive offered by another suspect.
Polski skleps (Polish convenience stores) and boldly designed Hindu temples (such as at Neasden) and mosques appearing alongside pre-existing churches not only contradict both notions of suburbs as private worlds and the decline of religion in the UK but have also been welcome additions to the suburban landscape.
