Sentence examples for contradicting assurances from inspiring English sources

Yet Katsuva and other victims recount being frequently threatened and attacked since, contradicting assurances they would be protected after the trial.

The increased pressure for publication came as the government confirmed that it will hold the report back if it is not completed by the end of next month, apparently contradicting assurances by the prime minister that the timing of its publication was independent of him.

The report also confirmed that the United States stockpiled nuclear weapons in Greenland until 1965, contradicting assurances by Danish foreign minister Niels Helveg Petersen that the weapons were in Greenland's airspace, but never on the ground.

They emerged as the result of an FBI investigation and lawsuits from conservative groups, contradicting assurances Clinton made months earlier that she had disclosed all work related-emails from her time at State.  .

The finding appears to contradict assurances from R.I.M. that it had resolved last year's problems.

Administration pronouncements on Ramadi now openly contradict assurances issued just days earlier.

If it had done so it would contradict assurances made to MPs by the former foreign secretary David Miliband.

That contradicted assurances by Iran that nothing unexpected had happened and that removing nuclear fuel from the 1,000-megawatt 1,000-megawatt of a normal plantdure.

The move seemed to contradict assurances given by F.D.A. officials last month that Medicare would not consider dropping reimbursement for Avastin while Genentech was appealing the F.D.A. decision.

As the committee put it, what emerges in courts enables the media to "corroborate allegations of wrongdoing" or can "contradict assurances or denials".

Such a tax would contradict assurances Mr. Duhalde gave farm group leaders soon after being sworn in last month, and would also be extremely controversial politically.