Sentence examples similar to retract assertions from inspiring English sources

BellSouth has demanded that USA Today retract the assertions.

Britain's M.I. 6 intelligence service has been forced to retract its assertions that Saddam Hussein had stockpiled chemical and biological weapons and that such weapons could be deployed on 45 minutes' notice, a claim that helped to galvanize British public opinion in favor of war.

This is the idea that assertion is partly characterized by a commitment to take back, withdraw, or (in later writings) retract, the assertion in later adverse contexts.

Both the Venezuelan and Bolivian governments deny this (see Letters), and Venezuela's government has publicly asked us to retract this assertion.

"Nothing the government has yet done purports to retract the assertion of executive power Padilla protests," Justice Ginsburg said, adding that "nothing prevents the executive from returning to the road it earlier constructed and defended".

The new information would lead Letterman to retract his assertion in favor of a hedged remark such as 'Martha might be a woman and Martha might not be a woman'.

Marino demanded that Gibson Dunn retract the assertion that Stepien had assured Christie he had "no prior knowledge" of the "lane realignment".

He retracted his assertion the following day, and apologised to the Cucchi family.

Then multiple Downing St .sources retracted that assertion, saying "it's not about arming the rebels".

But he later retracted that assertion, and American military officials restated that their investigation showed evidence for 17 murder charges.

But Callaghan subsequently retracted that assertion in his memoirs, and was strongly critical of the deflationary monetarist policies of the early 1980s.