Sentence examples for comprehensively rejected from inspiring English sources

This was comprehensively rejected by the judge in his report as insufficiently independent or effective.

On Monday, proposed bans on "hybrid" animal-human embryos and the selection of "saviour siblings" were comprehensively rejected.

He lives in a city that comprehensively rejected Labour in the general election, and looks set to do the same in May's Scottish parliament elections.

This story has already been shown to be 100% untrue – having been comprehensively rejected by both the French ambassador and consul general".

It was also revealed on Friday that employees in Robert's Department of Human Services – the biggest commonwealth agency – had comprehensively rejected the government's latest pay offer.

Now is the moment, perhaps the last moment, for Conservatives to accept that our brand was comprehensively rejected by the voters, not just in 1997 but at both the subsequent elections too.

We might call this the Harry Potter approach, and it's one that the makers of "How I Live Now" have comprehensively, mercifully rejected.

"He became leader a few months after his party was rejected comprehensively," said Peter Kellner, a political analyst who runs a polling firm, YouGov.

Neither Chout, turned down initially by Diaghilev, nor the piano concerto, rejected comprehensively by its muse Paul Wittgenstein (the LPO's soloist was Leon Fleisher), quite banished that impression of mechanical note-spinning.

This was rejected comprehensively by the high court, which found that "The arguments advanced by the tobacco companies are answered by the logically anterior conclusion that the TPP Act [introducing standardised packaging] effects no acquisition of property".

On the positive side, had such deals eventually come to light, Palestinians would have rejected them comprehensively.