Sentence examples for wrong contending that from inspiring English sources

In the lawsuit, Mr. Gore's lawyers said the vote totals certified on Sunday night by the Florida secretary of state were wrong, contending that thousands of votes in three counties were uncounted.

The Justice Department, the company said, "would be wrong in contending that S.& P. ratings were motivated by commercial considerations and not issued in good faith".

Your article "Passing the Trash " (Jan . 10 is wrong in contending that Unicover was at the center of a complex and convoluted insurance scheme.

It is wrong to contend that the prognosis for elected government under an Islamist party is so bleak that a return to the dark days of the past is warranted.

And in Prospect magazine, Simon Tilford of the Centre for European Reform demonstrates that in his remarks about Britain not needing to be a member of it, David Davis shows he really does not understand the nature and importance of the EU's single market to Britain's economy: He is plain wrong to contend that Single Market membership has no impact on UK trade with the rest of the EU.

It is wrong to contend that these "inaccuracies add up over the course of a year"; the revisions are designed to correct each month for late reporting and are not cumulative.

Elbasri said the mission was wrong to contend that it required permission from the Sudanese government to investigate crimes like the alleged rapes in Tabit.

Mr. Rocque's understanding "is completely wrong," Senator Williams said, contending that it appeared to be manufactured to give Mr. Rowland the political cover to veto the bill.

Is a student complaining that the Miller Urey experiment assumed the wrong atmospheric composition, or contending that the odds against a natural origin of life are astronomical, or claiming that Pasteur proved that abiogenesis is impossible?

It is distributing hundreds of "Armstrong's Wrong" T-shirts to citizens, contending that majority will is being overridden by the mayor, not the police.

In 1981 he was the co-author of an open letter in Swiss newspapers contending that a wrong had been done to another Swiss Catholic theologian, Hans Küng, who had challenged church doctrines.