Sentence examples for rebuttal before from inspiring English sources

General Smith then has a right to rebuttal before the vice chief makes his final report.

Within hours, it was repainted with a "Beat Bush" rebuttal, before being painted over again with more typical exhortations.

Paul Smith, a journalist from the north-east, produced a lively rebuttal; before long Buzzfeed had followed suit.

In the memo, the government also disputed a defense contention that Judge Kaplan should not have instructed the jury on one point, and that Mr. Farbiarz had made an improper argument during his rebuttal before the jury.

Until early this week, Congressional officials said, Mr. Tenet had been tentatively scheduled to appear before the Senate committee on Thursday in a closed session, in what would have amounted to a final rebuttal before the report was released.

Anticipating what the other person is going to say or preparing a rebuttal before they're finished speaking means that you're not actually having a conversation, you're waiting for your turn.

Her boyfriend gives her a pen and notepad to record her rebuttals before she forgets them.

It is not clear whether the defense will seek to put on a rebuttal case before closing arguments.

(Rue drafted at least one witness's rebuttal report before she had even read the report she was supposedly rebutting).

Levine presented the Yankees' initial case and Frank Coonelly, a labor lawyer in the commissioner's office, aided in the rebuttal, made before the arbitrators Howard Block, Elisabeth Neumeier and Alan Symonette.

The Republican party has launched a concerted effort to get its rebuttal in before the book is published, with a Trumpian web site dedicated to branding the former director "Lyin' Comey".