Sentence examples for disputing aspects from inspiring English sources

HONG KONG — Two lawyers who said they represented the family of Prime Minister Wen Jiabao of China have issued a statement disputing aspects of a New York Times article about the family's wealth, a rare instance of a powerful Chinese political family responding directly to a foreign media report.

Dr. Soon-Shiong has vigorously disputed aspects of those articles.

He has disputed aspects of the charges, but has declined to elaborate.

With the exception of Milley, they all dispute aspects of Tripp's account, though some details of their recollections vary.

One of the most disputed aspects of Ms. Palin's tax returns, which were prepared by H&R Block, is the tax treatment of the per diem payments.

His lawyers, in court papers, sharply disputed aspects of the government's claim, saying it "vastly overstates and mischaracterizes Mr. Hasanoff's conduct".

Some of the most hotly disputed aspects of the case will only become more contentious with the release of these reports.

He disputed aspects of the script but quoted John Ford when he said: "If it's a choice between the truth and the legend, print the legend".

The bill, which is expected to come up for a vote in the House today, would send disputed aspects of the contract to binding arbitration.

Palestinian officials have said that like the Israelis, they dispute aspects of the plan but accept it as a whole in the belief that it is to be imposed on both sides.

But friends and relatives of Mr. Ferguson disputed aspects of the police version of events, and expressed anguish over what they called the needless death of a young man they described as troubled but not violent, quiet-spoken, friendly, easygoing, and even trustworthy as a baby sitter.