Sentence examples for explicit denial from inspiring English sources

Their demands are weirdly specific, directly contradicting the explicit denial of racism.

Israel's foreign minister said there was no reason to think that Mossad was behind the assassination but offered no explicit denial.

He said an 'effing moron.' " Later in the day, Heather Nauert, the State Department's spokeswoman, issued a more explicit denial on Tillerson's behalf.

Related: Two Italian aid workers freed in Syria after multimillion-dollar ransom paid But, in a statement to parliament, he stopped short of an explicit denial that money had changed hands.

Asked whether the two sides had exchanged assurances that they would not spy on each other, drawing a laugh but no explicit denial, Mr. Mullaney noted that the two sides were in separate talks on surveillance and data security, adding, "It really hasn't come up in these discussions".

Mr. Matic's comments were the first explicit denial of widespread accusations by Serbian analysts and the political opposition that the Milosevic government and its security forces had murdered Mr. Raznatovic, the 47-year-old businessman, gangster and indicted war criminal, in a professionally organized hit on Saturday at Belgrade's Intercontinental Hotel.

After a series of explicit denials, most notably from Jack Straw, the Labour government had to admit the truth that British intelligence services were complicit in rendition and torture during the war on terror.

In recent years, ExxonMobil has moved away from explicit climate denial.

At the time of writing the spokeswoman had not responded to follow-up questions asking why, in 2016, it had made such explicit public denials about its patient data being used for AI research, and why it chose not to make public the existing application to conduct AI research at that time — or indeed, at an earlier time.

"The UN's explicit and unqualified denial of anything other than a moral responsibility is a disgrace," Alston said.

But that in turn was denounced by the UN's own human rights special rapporteur as a "disgrace" because in his opinion it amounted to an "explicit and unqualified denial of anything other than a moral responsibility".