Sentence examples for accordingly rejected from inspiring English sources

The trading firm's creditors, however, wanted SK Corp to write off the other 600 billion won on top of the debt-for-equity swap, and accordingly rejected the offer.

But Chalmers' epistemic and subjunctive intensions do spell trouble for direct reference theorists (and are accordingly rejected: see, e.g., Soames 2005.

We accordingly reject the argument that Congress may regulate noneconomic, violent criminal conduct based solely on that conduct's aggregate effect on interstate commerce.

Schopenhauer accordingly rejects the idea of poetic justice: "The demand for so-called poetical justice rests on entire misconception of the nature of tragedy, and, indeed, of the nature of the world itself….

Accordingly, rejecting the null hypothesis means that there are significant differences in the ranks across datasets.

He is, accordingly, rejecting the thought that morality requires us to sacrifice our own virtue for the sake of promoting it in others.

None of the interpretations of the 'no counter-example' definition considered by Gaṅgeśa can solve the problem of universally positive inferences, and Gaṅgeśa accordingly rejects them all.

Anti-realists, accordingly, reject the Law of Excluded Middle (and all other strictly classical rules that are intuitionistically equivalent to it), and advocate the use of intuitionistic or constructive logic, rather than classical logic.

Accordingly, he rejected Newman, and upheld Salman's conviction.

Accordingly, it rejected the free-market version of change championed by Junichiro Koizumi, a reforming LDP prime minister.

Accordingly, he rejected Virginia's contention that the constitutionality of the statutes, given their presumptive compatibility with the equal protection clause, should depend solely on whether they served a rational purpose a question best left to the wisdom of the state legislature, Virginia argued, in light of doubtful scientific evidence.