Examples of using Rebutted in English and their translations into German
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In a further written submission, the respondent rebutted the arguments of the appellant, enclosing document.
However, this presumption may be rebutted where disclosure is shown to be necessary to protect a party's rights.
That presumption may only be rebutted by the player establishing that no negligent behaviour on his part caused
quoted extensively by Baillie also rebutted the theory and that's really all it is,
the American charges was, in turn, very carefully rebutted.
This presumption would only be rebutted on the basis of clear evidence of a lower fair value of shares at the time of the proposed issue of new capital.
The sustainability of a brand can, on the basis of environmental ecological evaluation criterions, either be proven or rebutted and can prospectively be compared with the performance of competitors.
cannot be rebutted.
Rabinowitch's first two books effectively rebutted the Schapiro/Pipes school of falsification,
Yet this argument has been adequately rebutted.
Islamist conceptions of society that violate individual rights must be rebutted politically.
Another Singaporean heard what he said and rebutted him angrily.
Nah Uh," Willow rebutted, exaggerating the child like tone.
This is then always rebutted with indignation, and with the counter-assertion that this kind of thing can be found nowhere in the Koran.
If those arguments can, however, be rebutted, we can only achieve coherence by giving up our initial intuition that eating animals is morally permissible.
However, this assumption can be rebutted by demonstrating that the default risk does not increase significantly if the 30-day threshold is exceeded.
Pip is rebutted by Estella, treats Joe as a peasant,
The reasons he cited were easily rebutted by Lola Hartkäse's legal representative, the consultant Dr. Alexander Bachur.
birth is the father, but this can be rebutted through evidence, except in cases of artificial insemination.
In such circumstances, and in so far as that rebuttable presumption is not rebutted, the act of posting a hyperlink to a work which was illegally placed on the internet constitutes a‘communication to the public' within the meaning of Article 3(1) of Directive 2001/29.
