Sentence examples similar to rebut a question from inspiring English sources

Rebutting a parliamentary question about "benefit migration" as a result of his new welfare legislation, Iain Duncan Smith said in November 2014: "There has been very little movement of more than about five miles from people's existing homes as a result of the benefit cap".

This is used when rebutting a negative question or emphasizing your yes in response to a negative statement.

But J Street's first job has been to rebut a posse of detractors who question how "pro-Israel" it really is.

It is hard for us rebut a tree that we have not seen but here goes.

Mr. Obama, in a brief appearance with the president of Poland, rebutted a reporter's question alluding to Congressional Democrats' sense of betrayal.

This information enabled us to answer and rebut all questions and charges lodged by representatives of the other federal agencies that were against the regulation.

"You spend your life creating things to rebut this question, but then it comes and you think, 'Perhaps I should have been a cow herder'.

You will have the opportunity to rebut or question the arguments presented by the other side.

(RNS) Southern Baptists on Wednesday (June 14) called hell an "eternal, conscious punishment" for those who do not accept Jesus, rebutting a controversial book from Michigan pastor Rob Bell that questions traditional views of hell.

At the outset, Gingrich defended the consistency of his conservatism and rebutted a comment by Iowa's Republican governor, Terry Branstad, who earlier in the day questioned his discipline and trustworthiness.

First, are you rebutting a fact that is quantifiable and knowable, or are you rebutting an opinion?