Sentence examples for refuted charges from inspiring English sources

Recently he refuted charges that he had never actually been to Europe.

In a letter to local human rights groups that had pressed the case, the military advocate general's office said the military police inquiry had refuted charges that Israeli forces had deliberately attacked civilians, or had acted hastily or recklessly.

Danone has in the past refuted charges that it sells products under the Tiger brand abroad.

Fox wrote a letter to the governor and assembly of the island in which he refuted charges that Quakers were stirring up the slaves to revolt and tried to affirm the orthodoxy of Quaker beliefs.

The Sun refuted charges it was kowtowing to the Stampede and justified its refusal by claiming "we are Calgarians and allowing a group of outsiders to come in and insult a proud Calgary tradition seemed just plain wrong".

First, the organizers hoped to refute charges that the desire to ban prostitution implies hostility toward prostitutes.

[C6.] During closing arguments, L. Dennis Kozlowski's lawyer sought to refute charges that his client looted Tyco International of hundreds of millions of dollars.

Bill Clinton, a wonk's wonk, had other interests, but when it came time to refute charges of infidelity involving Gennifer Flowers, he chose the time slot on "60 Minutes" just after the Super Bowl.

The most compelling witness in "Death by Fire" is one who speaks in Mr. Willingham's defense: his stepmother, Eugenia, who appears calm but still a bit shellshocked as she refutes charges that he beat his wife and would have wanted to harm his children.

The distinction is real but insufficient to refute charges of pantheism.

Baca will be back on Capitol Hill on Thursday (March 10) to testify before the House Homeland Security Committee to refute charges by committee Chairman Peter King, R-N.Y., that American Muslims do not want to cooperate with law enforcement.