Do you mean that patrilineal descent, the ordination of gay and lesbian rabbis and the violation of traditions and laws that Orthodox Jewry has held for over 3,000 years doesn't constitute rejection?
Adoption of network strategies does not constitute rejection of significant bifurcating patterns in the history of life.
So I think that in terms of what constitutes a rejection of legal votes under 168 CHIEF JUSTICE WELLS.
Hume's attack on the supposition that we have an idea of the mind as distinct from its impressions thus constitutes a rejection of Berkeley's commitment to the existence of mental substances, but not of ontological idealism altogether.
President Gjorge Ivanov said the results constituted a rejection of the deal with Greece.
Many of them constitute a rejection of all robust systems of monitoring.
The Torah's laws seem to constitute a rejection of the reciprocity-based social dependency and emphasis on honor that were customary in the ancient Mediterranean world.
Asked whether the new findings constituted a rejection of the 2007 intelligence estimate, which the Bush White House made public while questioning its conclusions, the official said it was not a reversal as much as an "evolution based on new information".
Hägerström characterized his own view as a type of "value-nihilism," and many have followed suit in taking noncognitivism of all kinds to constitute a rejection of the very idea of intrinsic value.
Brexit, of course, is often understood to constitute a rejection of austerity, of Osborne's economics.
