Sentence examples for contrary to accusations from inspiring English sources

The industry currently has 30% fewer workers than it needs and, contrary to accusations that illegals take American jobs, no one is stepping in.

The case is attracting attention because the expert, Danny B. Stillman, concludes that China made its nuclear breakthroughs on its own, contrary to accusations by the United States that China used stolen American secrets to make its advances.

Yet this was not (contrary to accusations from conservative bloggers who were, very likely, not in attendance) a gathering of 1%-ers.

Contrary to accusations that he's against public prayer, he talks about his desire for it when he first joined a church, "I thought being part of a community and affirming my faith in a public fashion was important".

Last week, contrary to accusations leveled by the Senate last year, a 38-page report prepared by a CIA review board found that the CIA did not breach the computers of Senate Intelligence Committee staffers and spy on them while they were investigating the CIA's torture program.

But there was hope, he added: "The Egyptian people, contrary to the accusations, are obedient".

Ms. Wu maintained that contrary to American accusations, "Huawei has never supplied equipment to Iraq".

Gailhaguet, speaking as president of the French skating federation, said: "Contrary to the accusations, there was no collusion with the East European nations".

She stressed that contrary to widespread accusations that Germany was trying to impose its ideals and economic models on souther European countries, she did not expect everyone to conform to the strict German model.

The government has been forced on to the defensive, with interior minister Hans-Peter Friedrich insisting that contrary to opposition accusations, it knew nothing of the operations, and that it has so far found no concrete evidence that US agents operated on German soil.

Through an online survey of Canadian chartered accountants we observe that, contrary to current accusations, a majority of accounting professionals remain committed to their profession, despite profound changes in the context, content and location of their work.