Sentence examples for swift denial from inspiring English sources
Pat Anderson, the Schindlers' lawyer, said she was not surprised by the judge's swift denial.
However, her remarks prompted a swift denial by Col. Christian Baptiste, the spokesman for the French Armed Forces.
Because the full results of the panel's inquiry are not expected until next month, Mr. Woodford questioned the Olympus panel's swift denial of any organized crime involvement.
Mr Londoño inadvertently gave an insight into the president's state of mind when, in private comments that became public, he mused that Mr Uribe might resign.That brought a swift denial, and the minister's sacking.
That brought a swift denial from a government spokesman, Jean-François Copé, who said at a press briefing after the weekly Council of Ministers meeting later that day, "Of course he doesn't wear one".
An article in the Lancet, a medical journal, asked if it meant that the Rockefeller Foundation planned to "reduce or even withdraw its long-standing commitment to public health"—prompting a swift denial from Ms Rodin.Teaching an old dog new tricksWhat her new approach means in practice is becoming clearer.
The report was met with a swift denial by McLaren, and Hamilton himself said talk of a move to the German outfit was "rubbish" in the build-up to the Singapore Grand Prix.
The report prompted swift denials from Ms. Jolie's representatives.
Chinese officials issued swift denials, with foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei branding the accusations irresponsible and unscientific at a news briefing on Friday.
Executives at America Online, which has been the subject of much speculation about a sale or spinoff, said they felt reassured by Time Warner's swift denials.
But a family affair is seldom just a family affair when it comes to the Mafia, so judges and federal marshals tend to meet the requests with skepticism, if not swift denials.
