Sentence examples for rebuff accusations from inspiring English sources

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the only head of state attending a meeting usually left to foreign ministers, defiantly sought to rebuff accusations that Iran was a nuclear outlaw by going on the offensive against the United States.

If the final body count comes in under that number, New Labour can rebuff accusations of an incompetence that cost lives by saying: "Look, everybody was talking about 320,000 deaths.

The schools plan is the sugar coating to the NRA's tough tactics, designed to show the organisation in a more positive light and to rebuff accusations that it is dedicated to blocking reasonable reforms that would make America safer.

Last week, Donald Trump Junior attempted to rebuff accusations that his father's presidential campaign was willing to collude with the Russian government by publishing emails that demonstrated how his father's presidential campaign was willing to collude with the Russian government.

Mr Helbert rebuffed accusations that the video was fake, saying that if police had not yet accessed data from salvaged mobile phone parts "there is a problem in the investigation".

Writing in today's Guardian, Erekat rebuffs accusations that he has been involved in "backdoor dealings" with Israel, but fails to repeat his previous claim that the documents – obtained by Al-Jazeera TV and shared with the Guardian – are "a pack of lies".

The view from the Tower is already ruined – would it be logical to demolish all of the visible modern buildings?" Rees agrees, rebuffing accusations from what he calls the "heritage Taliban" with a characteristic quip: "I believe it's the Tower of London, not London of the Tower".

Ms. Palin has rebuffed anonymous accusations by McCain campaign aides about shopping extravagance, saying the clothes were simply lent to her for use at the Republican National Convention.

Flavio Zanonato, Italy's minister for economic development, called the operations "purely industrial," while Fabrizio Saccomanni, the economy and finance minister, rebuffed the accusations of protectionism as "hasty," and said that the government's intention was to help form a serious international partnership.

Mr Dotcom has rebuffed the accusations and is fighting a legal battle to stay in New Zealand from where he ran Megaupload.

For its part, the DoD rebuffed the accusations, saying the tools are for legit (see: legal) crime-fighting schemes, which positions Mexico "at the forefront of technological advances".