But to refute one moralistic history of violence in favor of another is no great step forward.
Our aim was to provide objective data that would either support or refute one potential benefit of service redesign, namely the effect on turnaround times within the acute hospital.
Defendants should only have to refute one case at a time.
-What, if any, facts do you have to support or refute one of these points?
But the evening seems to refute one argument Miss Coulter makes in "Slander": that liberals refuse to mingle with conservatives -- if they know any.
Different groups may defend or refute one or more of the following theses: –"The United States should not have declared war without unanimous approval from the United Nations Security Council".
In trying to refute one of the arguments of Lawrence H. Summers, Harvard's president, for the paucity of women in the higher echelons of mathematics and engineering departments, W. Michael Cox and Richard Alm apparently commit their own Summers-like gaffe.
His Uncovered: The War on Iraq, as impressive in its way as David Hare's play Stuff Happens, lines up 26 witnesses with years of experience in the military, intelligence agencies, the diplomatic corps, the US cabinet, the United Nations and the Department of Defence, to refute one by one the various reasons given by the Bush Administration for the invasion of Iraq.
The doctors seek to refute one of the biggest objections to Falconer's private member's bill by stressing that it would "minimise the potential for coercion by others and ensure that the decision to end life is taken solely by the patient".
To get around the conclusion, though, you have to refute one of the premises.
