Sentence examples for directly disputed from inspiring English sources

Neither the governor's office nor Mr. Andrews directly disputed the notion that such an accommodation had been made.

In a joint statement, the F.B.I. and the Justice Department did not directly dispute the weaknesses the academy identified.

In her statement, Ms. Hanover did not directly dispute the comments from City Hall, instead listing what she considered to be her accomplishments in the care of the house.

But Mr. Rafsanjani also took care not to directly dispute the government's declaration that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had won the election.

As journalists question his tactics — for example, directly disputing a McCain advertisement claiming that Mr. Obama sought to bring television cameras on a visit to wounded soldiers — McCain aides assert the press is in "love" with him.

Col. Philip Aguer, a spokesman for the southern forces, did not directly dispute this, saying, "if it has happened that is completely a wrong action," and that it is "uncommon".

"Although I cannot directly dispute the hours the F.B.I. has shown for access to B3/4" — Mr. Ivins's anthrax lab — "Bruce was well known for working late and early," Mr. Adamovicz said in an e-mail message this week.

Various reports online, however, directly dispute that claim.

On climate change, Merkel felt the obligation to directly dispute the president, Witting said. .

In so doing, Trump is directly disputing a conclusion by U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia did precisely that.

In his ruling, Judge Richard Blouin directly disputes this characterization, writing "both men were fully aware of the unrelenting promotion of hate in Your Ward News.