Sentence examples for defending the accuracy from inspiring English sources

Corbyn responded by defending the accuracy of the release and urging Smith to focus on policies.

In a conference call, Randy Scheunemann, Mr. McCain's senior national security and foreign policy adviser, and Senator Jon Kyl, a fellow Arizona Republican and a McCain supporter, offered explanations defending the accuracy of Mr. McCain's statement, before essentially conceding that he had erred at least in part.

In 1997, in an article for Esquire, "Confessions of a Right-Wing Hit Man," he broke publicly with the movement, and, though he was still reflexively defending the accuracy of his Anita Hill and troopergate reporting, got fired by the Spectator.

In a conference call, Randy Scheunenmann, Mr. McCain's senior national security and foreign policy adviser, along with Senator Jon Kyl, Republican of Arizona and a McCain supporter, went through a variety of tortured explanations defending the accuracy of Mr. McCain's statement, before essentially conceding he had misspoken.

He defended the accuracy of his information.

Mr. Smith and Ms. Oliver have consistently defended the accuracy of their work.

The DWP defended the accuracy of the WCA and said the statistics proved no causal effect between benefits and mortality.

Dr. Yeoh Eng-kiong, Hong Kong's secretary of health, welfare and food, defended the accuracy of the government's tallies.

Ingenix, the company that provides the information insurers use to calculate those reimbursements, defends the accuracy of its data.

A spokesman for Vanity Fair defended the accuracy of the quotes, saying that the author of the article, Marie Brenner, said that she had tape recorded Mr. Bradlee's comments.

His publisher, Sarah Crichton Books, a Farrar, Straus & Giroux imprint, also defended the accuracy of his book, "A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier".