Sentence examples for countered charges from inspiring English sources

Much of the recent praise heaped on Sampras, 32, countered charges that he was boring, to the point that the uninformed might think he was a moonballer who won 14 major titles by putting his opponents to sleep.

The commission also countered charges by congressional leaders of both parties that the violence was part of a preconceived plan by the Palestinians to launch a violent struggle.

Palestinians and Jordanians who stuck out their necks to sign American-sponsored treaties with Israel are struggling to counter charges that they have shortchanged their people.

It released the research in an effort to counter charges that British Muslims are unpatriotic because of protests against UK troops returning from war zones.

So the Jantzi (like the NPI, which has a similar "screen") uses a best-of-sector approach.To counter charges of hypocrisy, Mr Jantzi argues that socially responsible investing is not about perfection but about effecting change.

Shortly after his interview with Trump — and to counter charges that he had engaged in "gotcha" journalism — Hewitt put a similar series of questions to Carly Fiorina, another Republican Presidential candidate who, like Trump, has never held public office.

To counter charges that the U.S. civil service was encroaching on the powers of the judiciary, the Administrative Procedure Act of 1946 laid down detailed provisions to safeguard citizens' rights where the administration had powers of adjudication.

In 1999 Alabama voted down the lottery he hoped would provide money for education, and he has few accomplishments to counter charges from Bob Riley, his Republican opponent, that he has given no-bid contracts to friends.

Scios' biggest hurdle now is to counter charges that it is too pricey.

To counter charges of American imperialism, she deployed Sanjay Bhatnagar, whom she'd hired out of Harvard Business School, and Phiroze Nagarvala, Bechtel's lead manager at Dabhol.

At the same time, Woodcock sought to counter charges of gender bias in the drug approval process.