Sentence examples for disputed remarks from inspiring English sources

A report in The Washington Post yesterday suggested that Mr. Rooney might have returned sooner if he had been willing to apologize for the disputed remarks that led to his suspension.

Yesterday, as Mrs. Clinton's campaign aides began returning about 100 checks from members of the American Muslim Alliance, Muslims across the country were reminded of how difficult it remains for them to make inroads into American politics and how disputed remarks about other parts of the world can derail the acceptance of Muslim Americans here.

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A Hong Kong journalist has quit in a controversy over disputed remarks that Jack Ma, founder of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group, is reported to have made in support of Beijing's violent crackdown on Tiananmen Square protesters in 1989.

Jarvis issued a statement disputing remarks attributed to his agent, Robert Ades, by The Associated Press that, besides considering a couple of other National Basketball Association possibilities, his client was interested in an unnamed Big Ten school that was a "step up from St . Johns in terms of stature".

The company won't reveal the sticker price, though Mr. Gopal didn't dispute earlier remarks by Pawan Goenka, Mahindra's president of the automotive and farm sector, that the E2O will be 15 to 20 percent more expensive than a comparably-sized gas-powered car.

She also disputed Jones's remarks in his 911 call that Allen Iverson had thrown his wife out of the house naked.

Chris Keates, general secretary of teachers' union the NASUWT, disputed Wilshaw's remarks, saying: "The chief inspector is, as usual, talking nonsense to suggest that teachers accept this and are failing to address it".

Trump disputed Taggart's remarks, though she said it happened multiple times.

Days later, Karsten Voigt, the coordinator of German-North American relations in the German Foreign Office, publically disputed Powell's remarks, stating that Europe "shouldn't let their Iran policy be influenced by single-source headlines" and noting that the laptop had in fact come from "an Iranian dissident group" — a veiled reference to the exiled, eccentric Mujahideen al Khalq (MEK) group.

Byrd told a Senate committee: "We are not facing an environmental Armageddon". Canadian Environment Minister Tom McMillan disputed Byrd's remarks on Thursday, telling reporters: "We have a monumental task in getting official circles in the United States to see what acid rain is doing to themselves and to us.

Today, several Nets disputed Thomas's remark.