Sentence examples for understood to deny from inspiring English sources

Both men are understood to deny wrongdoing.

The Cardozas and Grossman are all understood to deny any wrongdoing.

David Cardoza is understood to deny any knowledge of the invoices.

He is seen as the conduit between disaffected cabinet ministers and both Hoon and Hewitt, but is understood to deny this.

The Crown Prosecution Service will now decide whether the conduct of any of the officers – who are understood to deny any criminal wrongdoing – could amount to criminal conduct.

Presentists are understood to deny this claim, while eternalists are supposed to affirm it.

Lawson, who also writes for the Guardian, is understood to have denied any suggestion of bullying, but acknowledges there were editorial arguments.

Cellino, in his evidence, is understood to have denied that alleged conversation with Gibbs took place and rejected claims of wrongful and constructive dismissal.

(Reid, incidentally, understood Hume to deny that moral judgments have moral propositional content; for his attack on this view, see EAP V.vii and Cuneo 2004).

Rod McKenzie, who denied the allegations, is understood to have been given a final written warning after the complaints which were included as part of the Dinah Rose review into allegations of bullying and harassment at the corporation, published in May 2013.

Mr Bleakley denies making the comment, understood to relate to the murders of PCs Nicola Hughes and Fiona Bone.