Sentence examples for disputed conclusions from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — When the Supreme Court considers on Tuesday whether hundreds of thousands of women can band together in an employment discrimination suit against Wal-Mart, the argument may hinge on the validity of the hotly disputed conclusions of a Chicago sociologist.

Pricewaterhouse disputed the conclusions.

But the White House had disputed those conclusions.

Anthem and Blue Cross disputed those conclusions.

Mr. Lavrov also disputed the conclusions drawn by his Western colleagues from the chemical weapons report.

Psychologists like Dr. Weiner, the author of "Principles of Rorschach Interpretation" and another book on the test, strongly disputed the conclusions drawn in the review.

Ms. Reno and Mr. Freeh disputed the conclusions of some senior nuclear weapons experts who have accused the government of exaggerating the case against Dr. Lee.

A spokesman for Interpol denied that the presumption of innocence was breached in the case and disputed my conclusions about the evidence.

The director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons' program disputed the conclusions of the report and said that seven prison factories handle only about 36 million pounds of the billion pounds of equipment that he estimated are disposed of annually in the United States.

The Israeli government disputed the conclusions, and many Jewish groups argued that the report was not only wrongheaded but that it was also part of vicious international efforts to defame Israel and deny its legitimacy.

The White House embraced the report's finding on poverty and wages but disputed the conclusions on reduced employment.