Sentence examples for has disputed whether from inspiring English sources

Although VW said 1.2m UK cars were affected, it has disputed whether the same software is illegal in the EU.

For example, Ford Doolittle has disputed whether objective evidence for UCA, as described by a universal tree, is possible even in principle: Indeed, one is hard pressed to find some theory-free body of evidence that such a single universal pattern relating all life forms exists independently of our habit of thinking that it should [ 19].

Since the warrant was issued, Burress's agent and tax attorney have disputed whether he owes any additional tax to the township.

We have disputed whether to give credit for wartime service, for being stuck in the minor leagues too long and for holding out for a more lucrative contract.

Scholars have disputed whether the Vindiciae contra tyrannos (1579; "A Defense of Liberty Against Tyrants"), the most famous tract of Protestant political thought of the time, should be attributed to Mornay or to his friend Hubert Languet.

Attempts to deport him to Tunisia failed because he did not have the required identification papers and the Tunisian authorities had disputed whether or not he was their national.

Furthermore, a number of studies have disputed whether CCND1 is indeed a canonical Wnt target gene at all [ 39, 40].

It has been disputed whether the point of reference might have been the midpoint between the stars Kochab in the Little Dipper and Mizar in the Big Dipper or, more recently, the midpoint between Thuban and Draconis.

PolitiFact on Tuesday revealed its 2017 "Lie of the Year," focusing on how President Donald Trump has regularly disputed whether Russia interfered in last year's election and questioned the widely held conclusion of U.S. intelligence agencies, which he has frequently undermined and dismissed as "political hacks".

In the thirties, MacLeod reportedly met Frederick Christ Trump at a dance, and the two fell in love, according to a 2005 profile of the Trump family in Real Estate Weekly, although it has been disputed whether she was living in the United States at the time or just visiting.

It has been disputed whether the "his" before "(the chief's hero)" refers to Sam or Aragorn due to the sentence almost seeming like an aside, but the belief he is referring to Sam has become the common understanding because of the double use of "his" and the sentence's context among the larger paragraph.