That is simply contradicted by the facts.

A naive notion, so contradicted by the facts.

In fact, Mexican officials have contradicted each other quite glaringly on several occasions.

That follows that these two sides are equal, which contradicted the given statement.

In some cases, claimants made contradictory statements during their interviews or contradicted earlier written statements.

The Special Committee has taken particular care to rely on information appearing in the Israeli press that has not been contradicted by the Government of Israel.

Top researchers have had their reports changed by political operatives when the facts contradicted official belief.

UNSCOM63 discovered no evidence that contradicted the information provided by Iraq on issues that related to its mission.

It has relied, instead, upon the testimony of two witnesses... whose evidence has not only been called into serious question... on crossexamination, but has been flatly contradicted by the defendant.

UNSCOM 63 discovered no evidence that contradicted the information provided by Iraq on issues related to its mission quot .

Eventually the Third Statute of Lithuania was adopted in 1588, but this still contradicted the Union of Lublin on many points.

His delegation wondered how the United Nations could be party to negotiations which contradicted a decision of its own legal body.

The supervisor of the section where she worked denied it, and the two witnesses produced by the author contradicted each other.

While this argument may be considered on the surface as rather subtle, it is contradicted by the facts of the case.

In 1999, IFACAT provided information that contradicted aspects of the periodic reports submitted by Luxemburg and Mexico to the Committee against Torture.

Thirdly, a common view that excessive indebtedness is largely limited to Africa apos s low income countries is also contradicted by evidence.

The next day, he said things that completely contradicted what he had just told Obama stunning the US government and ordinary Japanese alike.

But the preformist view that the entity transmitted across generations was the whole organism was contradicted by the impossibility of segmenting objects infinitely.

But when the Jews saw the multitudes, they were filled with jealousy, and contradicted the things which were spoken by Paul, and blasphemed.

Alice said nothing she had never been so much contradicted in her life before, and she felt that she was losing her temper.

11.5 The State party stresses that the Court's proviso unless contradicted by the Ministry of the Interior should not be understood to indicate that the administration was prepared to acknowledge that the complainant's submissions were compelling.

However, this is contradicted by the statement in the Government's observations, not contested by the source, that Ms. Bakhmina's lawyer lodged a complaint with the authorities of unlawful actions by the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs.

that these elements, which were not known to the Prefect of Indre, have not been contradicted by the Minister of the Interior, Internal Security and Local Liberties, who, despite the request addressed to him by the court, did not produce submissions in defence before the closure of proceedings

Subsequently, the Constitutional Court decided that the said provision contradicted the Constitution and therefore should be amended to guarantee equal rights between men and women.

Such representation must then be made in the presence of the other parties and in open court so that they can be disputed or contradicted.

It is to be expected that the majority of research findings are rapidly contradicted and refuted indeed, it is part of how progress of science occurs.

It had also stated that the provision in the Gabonese Civil Code defining the husband as the head of the family contradicted the provisions of the Convention.

Although it has been stated that there is now a new world order, this is contradicted daily by events that occur in all parts of the world.

George Washington and Thomas Jefferson both became President while owning slaves, knowing that this peculiar institution contradicted the ideals and principles for which they fought a revolution.

Israel's justification for possession and development of weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons, clearly contradicted its claimed desire for peace with the countries and peoples of the region.

For epidemiology (e.g. studies on vitamins, diet, or hormones in terms of their association with health outcomes in the general population), four fifths of the most prestigious findings were rapidly contradicted.

Indeed, if anything, weakness in the US labor market, low capital expenditures, and slow income growth have contradicted signals in the early summer that third quarter growth might be more robust.

That all developing countries should commit themselves to national development strategies, as proposed by the report, and mobilize their domestic resources to meet development goals, especially the MDGs, cannot be contradicted.

There are three principles on which human life flourishes, and they are contradicted by the culture of education under which most teachers have to labor and most students have to endure.

There are three principles on which human life flourishes, and they are contradicted by the culture of education under which most teachers have to labor and most students have to endure.

The movement s libertarian message is now regularly subverted by anti Muslim paranoia and contradicted by activism supporting such initiatives as the mass round up, without due process, of undocumented immigrants in Arizona.

Khrushchev s self eulogizing flatly contradicted his earlier de Stalinization campaign, the point of which was that Stalin betrayed communism by doing all that he could to resemble the royals of the past.

It deduced that, in the circumstances, the complainant's allegations must be considered well founded unless contradicted by the Minister of the Interior, and thus overturned the decision establishing the country of destination.

The FCO apos s assertions of the impossibility of converting the trainer version of the Hawk to the full ground attack version are blatantly contradicted by British Aerospace apos s promotional literature.

In the 1990s, the National Board of Antiquities claimed the relic as its own on the basis of the Finnish law on ancient objects and was contradicted by the Cathedral Parish of Turku.

Such claims had, however, been contradicted by clear statements by Israeli leaders and measures taken on the ground, including the current rerouting of the fence, in line with the Israeli High Court's decision.

Well, they'll spend a few hours online, looking up studies, print it out, wait for Q amp A, go hey Yourofsky, I got a study here that contradicted everything you told us today.

In the Committee's view, however, it is unnecessary to rule on whether the treatment meted out to the complainant was consistent with the concept of torture within the meaning of article 1 of the Convention, since the State party has not contradicted the complainant's allegation that he was tortured.

Ignoring the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice on the Legal Consequences of the Construction of a Wall in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Israel had continued to take action which contradicted it.

In that case, the Court upheld a 1991 law providing for the appointment of Muslim religious leaders (muftis), even though it contradicted a provision of the 1913 Treaty of Athens providing that muftis be elected.