Sentence examples for refute accusations from inspiring English sources

Their comments have angered the BBC, which has been forced to refute accusations that the stations are too populist and replicate the services provided by commercial rivals.

Eager to refute accusations in the British press that he was "Bush's poodle" or enabler, Mr. Blair reminds the reader of his own belief in an interventionist and morally driven foreign policy, articulated years earlier during the Kosovo crisis.

Mr. Nasrallah, though, sought to refute accusations of sectarianism, portraying Hezbollah as acting to defend Lebanon from some of the Sunni militant groups who have joined the rebel side and who consider the Shiites infidels.

Speaking at the Edinburgh international writers' conference, he added that the organisers' failure to refute accusations of anti-Scottishness, already voiced by Scottish writers such as Alan Bissett, was a sign of "arrogance" and "intellectual enfeeblement".

Ms. Murphy said she was speaking out on behalf of Ms. Whalen, who has declined to talk to reporters, to refute accusations that Ms. Whalen "only called 911 because she noticed that the men were black".

Hannigan did not reference Snowden but did refute accusations that UK spy agencies deploy mass surveillance techniques.

But he refuted accusations of nihilism.

Ammar refuted accusations that the film was anti-semitic, insisting instead that it was against fundamentalism.

Gen. Mir Amanullah Gozar, angrily refuted accusations made publicly by Jamil Karzai that he was corrupt and lacked professional experience.

Mr. Cassano's lawyers said that documents they had given to prosecutors refuted accusations that he had misled investors or the company's board.

Now 61 and deputy first minister in the power-sharing government in Belfast, Mr. McGuinness has set his sights on a new job — a goal that has him disavowing the violence of the past, and refuting accusations that he was responsible for ordering murders in his I.R.A. days.