Sentence examples for specifically disputed from inspiring English sources

He specifically disputed allegations there was a delay in Gurrumul's care or that the singer was labelled as a drinker on his medical chart.

The Republicans specifically disputed the report's claim that torture had failed to provide actionable intelligence and claimed "aggressive" interrogation of Zubaydah led to the capture of al-Qaida associates and the disruption of a plot aimed at hotels in Karachi, Pakistan, frequented by American and German guests.

The selection criteria for performing CBCT were craniofacial- and skeletal deviations, impacted teeth, patients planned for orthognathic surgery and trauma patients, none of which can be specifically disputed.

The charges apparently stem from a paper Duesberg and four colleagues published last summer in Medical Hypotheses that challenged the assertion that HIV has caused massive loss of life due to AIDS, and more specifically, disputed a 2008 study arguing that hundreds of thousands of lives have been lost in South Africa because of delays in distributing antiretroviral drugs (ARVs).

The doctors specifically dispute Hunt's claim that eight research studies back up his concern that a lack of medics in hospitals at weekends is leading to large numbers of avoidable patient deaths.

However, Rolle does not specifically dispute the IRS audit findings, which he attached to his pleading.

Trump's response: Trump did not specifically dispute this allegation, but has denied the broader accusations that he walked into pageant changing rooms unannounced. .

Specifically, Criteo is disputing what it calls the "myths" about people who click on ads, as embodied by a 2008 comScore whitepaper called "How Online Advertising Works: Whither The Click?" Criteo argues that clickers are actually much more valuable than most folks in the industry think.

However, Google has disputed the report, specifically denying the claims that it collected "throttle position, oil temperature, and coolant temperature".

What if, in those scary first years of the cold war, Stalin had managed to use Newfie [4] sovereignty, and more specifically the dispute over its newly internationalized border, as a chance to interfere directly in North American affairs?

Here, then, the debate is the standard (though in this case, the specifically cosmological) dispute between freedom and determinism.