Sentence examples for refuted complaints from inspiring English sources

Before recalling the device amid rising failure rates in 2010, Johnson & Johnson insisted it was safe and maintained that its internal studies refuted complaints by surgeons and regulators abroad that the device was flawed.

However, chief of staff Greg Nelson refuted the complaint he, too, has heard around City Hall that Wachs has already checked out.

One of Alan's quotees writes "The common way to refute my complaint is to say that I'm following the wrong people.

Mr. Green refuted that charge.

Bourgeois's work refutes all the complaints people make about recent art.

In an interview with International Finance News, Dong Manyuan, deputy director of the China Institute of International Studies, a foreign ministry think-tank, refutes India's complaints that around Chinese soldiers crossed the Line of Actual Control and set up a tent post in Ladakh on 15 April.

According to the women, the men accused them of taking too long a break ― a complaint the players refuted.

A mere reading of the complaint refutes the first contention and, as will be seen, the second one is not decisive on the question of jurisdiction of the federal court.

This reminded me more than anything of a maddening aspect of my childhood: every complaint I made would be refuted with an absurd extreme.

In a legal response in June, it said it refuted "each and every material allegation of the Complaint and further denies that [Ellen Pao] has been damaged in the manner alleged, or in any manner or amount.

Claims that Jack Whitehall is under pressure to stand down as presenter of a prize at the National Television Awards following complaints about his performance on a recent Channel 4 panel show have been refuted by TV bosses today.