partial retraction造句

• El-Dib said he saw the prosecutor's statement as a " partial retraction ."
• James'point # 2 conceeds a partial retraction of point # 1.
• Berezovsky won a partial retraction of the story in 2003.
• CBS issued a partial retraction, without acknowledging the test results of involved government agencies.
• :Thank you Marskell for your partial retraction.
• This marks the latest in a series of about 13 expected Potti retractions, with another 13 expected partial retractions.
• But I note his partial retraction above, as well as the fact that he only reverted, I think, once.
• Just before the publication of this edition of the " Signpost ", Deryck Chan issued an apology and partial retraction:
• In an October radio interview, she said " My opponent owns a company with Mike Milken "; she subsequently issued a partial retraction, calling Nelson " a business associate with Mike Milken ".
• He paid Ford a visit and was on the verge of convincing him to issue at least a partial retraction when an intemperate telegram from Louis B . Marshall, president of the American Jewish Committee, hardened Ford's stance.
• On June 30, 2006 USA Today printed a partial retraction about its controversial article the prior month saying : " . . . USA TODAY also spoke again with the sources who had originally provided information about the scope and contents of the domestic calls database.
• In September 2011, the original authors published a " Partial Retraction " of their 2009 findings, in which they acknowledged that " some of the CFS peripheral blood mononuclear cell ( PBMC ) DNA preparations are contaminated with XMRV plasmid DNA . " In December 2011, " Science " retracted the 2009 paper.
• Two of the original authors of this paper subsequently reanalyzed the samples used in the research and found that the samples were contaminated with XMRV plasmid DNA, leading them to publish a partial retraction of their original results, and on December 22, 2011, the editors of Science retracted the paper in its entirety.
• Sir John French ( Chief of the Imperial General Staff ) obtained a partial retraction after Wilson had threatened that he and his two fellow Directors at the War Office would resign in protest at the  lie, but Wilson felt that French s recent promotion to Field Marshal had made him reluctant to clash with Liberal Ministers.