Sentence examples for for the opportunity to refute from inspiring English sources
Lord Snape appealed for the "opportunity to refute those allegations before [the Lords] and elsewhere".
I have not been given the opportunity to refute any allegations, or a date for any hearing.
Lehl explains that a half to three quarters of people claiming ESA are awarded zero points in their assessment, but adds: "You've got the opportunity to refute what [the assessor] said".
Alderson also did not take the opportunity to refute an assertion made by Wilpon last month — one met with some skepticism — that the Mets' plummeting payroll was chiefly the result of baseball-related decisions by Alderson and his staff.
It was also significant that he took the opportunity to refute the popular belief that ISIS is solely a Muslim problem.
The negative team is given an opportunity to refute the definition (otherwise known as challenging the definition) and offer their own, but only if the affirmative's definition is unreasonable or it renders the negative's position obsolete.
Lord Rennard's solicitors said he "welcomed his first opportunity to refute the basis" of the allegations.
Lord Rennard's solicitors said he "welcomed his first opportunity to refute the basis" of the allegations, as political correspondent Vicki Young reports.
For example, the sophisma 'Album fuit disputaturum' ('The white [thing] was about to dispute') in thirteenth-century Parisian literature elicited discussions of the problems connected with the theory of reference in tensed contexts, and also provided an opportunity to refute the positions others held on this very controversial subject.
He also expressed "misgivings" that Mr Balls had made comments about Ms Shoesmith at the press conference, when she had had no opportunity to refute them.
