A Lufthansa spokesman, Peter Middleton, declined to comment on the ruling, but he refuted statements by Mr. O'Leary that the German carrier was receiving subsidies from airports including Munich and Leipzig.
On October 26, 2010, Levy's then-64-year-old father, Robert, took the stand and refuted statements about his past suspicions of Condit.
Callahan – who once observed that his tendency to instinctively refute all statements made by interviewers was "natural in any exchange between someone who has the answers and someone who doesn't" – is having none of this.
But, on the other hand, experimental evidence finds that refusing to refute false statements is detrimental to campaigns, so fact-checking does have its benefits.
Since this is 'confidential' info, no one except those who have access will be able to confirm or refute these statements.
Explain that formal debates are verbal contests in which equal numbers of participants engage each other, one side arguing in support of a given (positive) statement and the other side attempting to refute that statement.
Hint to Alan Reynolds: check which table you're looking at before claiming that Congressional Budget Office data refute a statement you don't like.
Mr. Gleason referred to a news conference he had held last week in which he sought to refute a statement by the authorities that Ms. Gristina had used underage prostitutes in the brothel.
Washington believes it already has the evidence needed to refute that statement, but yesterday the White House wisely chose not to start a fight, saying that there would be plenty of time to argue next month.
Networking, he added, has got a bad name recently, because sometimes the word is used as a cover for dating services-as an example, Mr. Becker said he called up a WPLJ disc jockey, Jim Kerr, to refute a statement made on the air to that effect.
However, recent advances in inner model theory in particular, those in Woodin (2010)—provide evidence that no large cardinal axiom can refute this statement.
