Sentence examples for post a retraction from inspiring English sources

When Arianna Huffington heard about the post, she got in touch with Robinson and found that he could not support his musings; she asked Robinson to post a retraction.

L.L. Bean sued BigSmart in April for making false claims, forcing it to pay $20,000 in damages, post a retraction on its site and reimburse anyone who had been misled.

The least we could do would be to follow Ed Stetzer's three-step advice: post a retraction, don't excuse it by saying something like, "Well, it might be true," or, "Well, there is something like that," or, "Well, it will be true soon," and be less gullible next time.

Since then, Laurie posted a "retraction", calling instead for "good, kind Russians to stand up to the slab-faced goons who deal in this kind of poison".

Although Grabien News posted a retraction, Drudge deleted the tweet and pretended nothing ever happened. .

Based on this, MTV posted a retraction for incorrect information that it had reported on the case from other news sources.

(During that week, Tim Keller even posted a retraction on the site that week for giving the impression in a talk that Christians could be pro legal marriage for gays and also hold to traditional sexuality!).

The New York Times has found that within three weeks of the legal office's posting, the Air Force issued a retraction, which it had allowed the company to edit.

As a Retraction Watch post on the suit explains, shield laws in many states would likely have protected PubPeer from being forced to turn over whatever information it has about the commenters, but Michigan's shield law applies only to grand jury and criminal cases, not civil cases like this one.

The company has not posted any retraction, but does seem to have stopped the practice.

The NAACP, which publicly condemned Sherrod's speech shortly after it was posted on BigGovernment.com, soon issued a retraction and said that they were "snookered".