Sentence examples for disputed by this from inspiring English sources

"The simple assumption that the Internet is a luxury is being disputed by this group," Ms. Norris said.

In fact, Mr. Obama has long been a supporter of the argument, disputed by this page, that the Second Amendment bestows an individual right to bear arms unrelated to raising a militia.

This is disputed by the union.

The counts of Léon held the lordship in the 12th century, but this was disputed by the dukes of Brittany.

However, this is disputed by the SNP, who argues that the legislation contains "a clear breach" of the recommendations and they want to see amendments to the proposed legislation before it is passed to the House of Lords.

This is disputed by the Forum against Harmful Traditional Practices, a coalition of 16 women's groups fighting FGM, who said the strategy did not work when tested in villages three years ago.

This is disputed by the MoD, which says Frost never called for a police investigation and was sacked because he failed to tell the patient he may have been given the wrong drugs and was at risk of an overdose.

As a result, by the count of Conservative ministers in London the post of council leader (chosen from among the 70 elected local councillors after deal-making among the dominant party blocks) has changed hands seven times in the past ten years, though this is disputed by the current council bosses.

On the other hand, the in- and out-degrees of E. coli metabolic networks have been claimed to follow a power law [26], but this is disputed by the analyses of Huss and Holme [27] and Clauset et al.

Henry's only legitimate son, William, died aboard the White Ship disaster of 1120, sparking a fresh succession crisis: Henry's nephew, Stephen of Blois, claimed the throne in 1135, but this was disputed by the Empress Matilda, Henry's daughter.

This was disputed by the Anglican minister in Boston, Robert Ratcliff, who claimed that story and others had "not the least foundation of Truth", and that they were "falsehoods, and lies" propagated to "render the Governour odious to his people".