Sentence examples for previously disputed from inspiring English sources

(White House officials previously disputed the hospital lobbyists' account of the deal, but the Senate finance bill confirms it).

The assertion had long been made by historians and academics but previously disputed by Harris and the centre of memory.

Mr. Correa had previously disputed the campaign-finance claims based on the computer files, saying they lacked "technical and legal" validity.

"Your policy has been cover up, deny, and when nothing else works, apologize for that which you previously disputed," Jürgen Trittin, leader of the Green Party delegation in Parliament, said during the debate after Mrs. Merkel's statement.

Some intelligence analysts had previously disputed the C.I.A. report, but it had not been known that the C.I.A. report did not reflect an interagency consensus or that any intelligence agency had later objected to its finding.

Although SPAD has previously disputed the legality of taxi apps, CEO Mohd Azharuddin bin Mat Sah remains optimistic: "We see the potential [hailing companies] have to help demand-based mobility without worsening congestion and pollution in densely populated urban centres.

He told MPs he had a "bias towards transparency" and there would be a "very, very open approach to the release of cabinet minutes, the Bush-Blair memos, all those sorts of issues previously being disputed and held back by departments", but a very small number of redactions would be made relating to diplomatic relations with other countries on non-Iraq matters.

The profit figures have previously been disputed by the Education Department.

In conclusion, this study on a large, known-age population of Asian elephants confirms that the species follows a pattern of determinate growth, which had previously been disputed in the literature.

We performed phylogenetic analyses of all the genomic data to (i) determine the phylogenetic relationship of H. himera and H. erato, which has previously been disputed [ 19– 21], and (ii) use the phylogenetic relationships to develop expectations for genetic divergence between taxa.

"She explained that, rather than being cautious investments in shares or  'quasi shares' (as the LIA had previously thought), the disputed trades were actually complex derivatives and synthetic instruments which represented highly speculative gambles," the claim states.