Sentence examples for publicly refute from inspiring English sources

If a leaked risk assessment contains clearly disproved accusations about a prisoner, a lawyer should be able to publicly refute it, he said.

To all appearances the marriage was a happy one, though during the 1888 presidential campaign she was forced to publicly refute Republican-spread rumours that Cleveland had beaten her during drunken rages.

It's not surprising that the companies that profit off of these handsets would publicly refute damaging statistics.

Worry in the mortgage market was so palpable Wednesday following Bear's news that Lehman Brothers was forced to publicly refute rumors that circulated through Wall Street trading desks suggesting the bank was also preparing to announce steep losses in one of its funds tied to mortgage bonds.

And FBI Director James Comey immediately demanded that the Justice Department publicly refute Trump's wild assertion.

FBI Director James Comey reportedly asked the Justice Department to publicly refute Trump's claim as well, but the agency has so far not released any such statement.

In many countries, a minister so publicly refuted would step down.

The Catholic Church in England and Wales issued a rare statement today publicly refuting comments from a senior Vatican official who suggested a link between child abuse and homosexuality.

Initially the investigation alleged that Syria was behind the killing of Hariri, a claim the tribunal has not publicly refuted despite the upcoming indictments.

Wright said he loved the Mets, but you could hardly blame him if, deep down, he wanted out of a lousy, snakebitten organization — to use Wilpon's words, the ones he has not publicly refuted.

One of the governors standing beside him was Sani Ahmed, who started to introduce sharia to his state, Zamfara, in January.A few days later, Mr Ahmed publicly refuted the deal, and the authorities in Zamfara amputated the hand of a convicted cattle thief.