Rebutting

In one recent study in Australia, when participants were shown fact-checks rebutting a candidate’s lies, “they significantly reduced their support for the politician in question — regardless of their own partisan position,” the authors wrote.

Princess Holdings Ltd, No Deposit Cars Malta Ltd, and their directors and Joseph Camenzuli, filed a counter-protest in court on Tuesday morning, rebutting all claims made by the customers.

He recalled trying to find photographs of her visiting the border when she was California attorney general in hopes of rebutting Republican critics.

Rebutting Trump's arguments over Barrett's selection, Democratic nominee Joe Biden said that they should wait for the outcome of the elections and advised against going ahead with Barrett's selection.

The habit of trying to silence opposing views, instead of rebutting them, has spread off campus.

The House Judiciary Committee did hear testimony from the White House counsel at the request of the Clinton administration in 1998 and allowed Mr. Nixon’s defense lawyers to present rebutting evidence in 1974.

Democrats focused on rebutting falsehoods and highlighting specific issues that are affected by net neutrality.

Former President George W. Bush said on Thursday that "there's pretty clear evidence that the Russians meddled" in the 2016 American presidential election, forcefully rebutting fellow Republican Donald Trump's denials of Moscow trying to affect the vote.

The HRC chair cited the fact that they had not heard any evidence rebutting our argument of corporate complicity in Israel’s illegal occupation.

A fairly large part of the GNU Manifesto is focused on rebutting possible objections to GNU Project's goals.

Analogously, Sraffa was rebutting the Neoclassical paradigm which was similarly atomistic, individualistic and derivational (see Criticisms of neoclassical economics ).

Prima facie evidence need not be conclusive or irrefutable: at this stage, evidence rebutting the case is not considered, only whether any party's case has enough merit to take it to a full trial.

Smith spent a considerable portion of the book rebutting the arguments of the mercantilists, though often these are simplified or exaggerated versions of mercantilist thought.