Examples of using Refutation in English and their translations into German
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In addition to the refutation issued by Shearman.
With Tripoli's voice stifled,any lie can easily be spread without risking refutation.
For another refutation of the same idea, see DN 12.
Afterwards, sometimes it may be useful to add a refutation on a particular point.
What better refutation of these glimpses"risqué" for those who regard the Middle Ages, a dark period.
At the same time, investigative bloggers in social networks do not trust this list yet andcontinue to seek confirmation or refutation.
The most significant refutation to this claim that Muhammad.
Further, knowing the habits of the"cave men," knowing that they are capable of repeating the methods of the Riga news agency,I sent a refutation to the editorial board of Bednota.
This despite the overall scientific refutation of the[9] IPCĆs(Climate politicians Papacy) global warming preachings;
Refutation and evidence to the fact that the Public Prosecutor's handling of the case is liable to punishment Any euthaNAZISM, independently of the form in which it appears, must be decidedly opposed to.
Each programme has a“hard core” ofhypotheses which are treated as being immune from refutation, unlike the dispensable auxiliary hypotheses.
The most telling refutation of this as of all other philosophical crotchets is practice, namely, experiment and industry.
In a paper in the Journal of the American Medical Association published in July 2005,I showed that refutation is very common, even for the most prestigious research findings.
After age-long rejection of Muhammad's prophetic claim, the refutation of the Koran and the condemnation of the Islamic moral in the last third of the 20th century a serious mutual perception and a real dialogue got going.
Yesterday Krasnoyarsk advertising studio"City" has announced its intention to go to court to protect their copyright,if FSB Volgograd not place a refutation of his authorship in the media.
All Scripture is inspired by God andis useful for teaching, for refutation, for correction, and for training in righteousness, so that one who belongs to God may be competent equipped for every good work” II Tim 3: 16-17.
It is somewhat comforting now for some people to assertthat Hagel's confirmation as Secretary of Defense is a defeat for AIPAC and the neo-conservatives, and a refutation of the alleged“special relationship.
The refutation of orthogenesis had some ramifications in the field of philosophy, as it questioned the idea of teleology or existence of immutable"forms" in nature, as first developed by Aristotle and accepted by Immanuel Kant, who had greatly influenced many scientists.
Hardly anything in the way of new knowledge as to the"causes" of wars has emerged from this monumental analysis,unless one views as new the refutation of established notions by negative results.
While site-specific art continues to be described as a refutation of originality and authenticity as intrinsic qualities of the art object or the artist, this resistance facilitates the translation and relocation of these qualities from the art work to the place of its presentation.
Today, it is clear that fundamentalists and their supporters are completelyclosed off to even the most elaborate theological refutation of their views, even when produced by distinguished religious authorities.
Because the article is aimed, in part, at refuting a position I took in The Buddhist Monastic Code, volume two(BMC2),I would like to examine the arguments it uses to support its refutation.
Also weíre fully aware that about every sentence I spokecould be blown up into several pages of agreement, or refutation, according to what school of philosophy or psychology or religion interpreted my words.
It is unique, above all, in terms of its content,devoted as it is to the exposure and refutation of the mountain of slanderous attacks, lies and falsifications that have been fabricated over decades against one of the two leaders of the October Revolution of 1917-Leon Trotsky-and which are now being repeated in our epoch with new force, both in Western and post-Soviet historiography.
The commentary contained, as is stated in the author's own introduction to his translation of the Pentateuch, not only an exact interpretation of the text,but also a refutation of the cavils which the heretics raised against it.
The July-September 2001 issue of the French journal Vingtième Siècle includes a useful,if gingerly, refutation of a canard that has resurfaced long after it was hatched at Nuremberg: the claim that Himmler had stated that he planned to starve thirty million Slavs in connection with the Russian campaign.
If a pupil says'hello' in farewell, the term'goodbye',' used by a native, will be interpreted as a synonym if the pupilsupposes that several ways of taking leave exist, but as a refutation of his hypothesis if he believed that'hello' is the only correct form.
The theory according to which capitalism has today entered its final crisis also provides a decisive,and simple, refutation of reformism and all Party programmes which give priority to parliamentary work and trade union action- a demonstration of the necessity of revolutionary tactics which is so convenient that it must be greeted sympathetically by revolutionary groups.
The bureaucratisation of a backward and isolated workers' state and the transformation of the bureaucracy into an all-powerfulprivileged caste constitute the most convincing refutation- not only theoretically but this time practically- of the theory of socialism in one country.
As already said, the witness testimonies and the four million figure were intimately woven together right from the start, in a way that the refutation of the witness testimonies would have been equivalent to a refutation of this figure and vice versa;