Sentence examples for direction of rejecting from inspiring English sources

But rejecting XL was a crucial step in the direction of rejecting new commitments to fossil fuel infrastructure.

"Rejecting her is a way of rejecting the establishment".

I believe it is less that constituents are moving in opposite directions than the two groups are at different stages of rejecting traditional leadership.

Catherine the Great's decision to take Russia in an autocratic direction, to reject the enlightened impulse, was rooted in a realistic assessment of the extremely bloody consequences of the French Revolution.

But he will tell his party that Jenkins is at least a step in the right direction, whereas rejecting it would end hope of a new voting system for a generation.

Now, belatedly, he sees a few towns and cities, architects, planners and developers acknowledging the error of their ways and changing direction, rejecting modernism and embracing classicism.

In the method in [ 10, 11], the scattering direction is chosen using the standard Henyey-Greenstein probability function in Eq. (1), but the actual scattering direction is rejected as many times as necessary until an acceptable direction closer to the direction of the source is chosen.

"What's important to take out of these elections is that voters in both states were very concerned about the direction of the economy and rejected out of hand the economic policies being pursued by the White House and Speaker Pelosi".

However, many of our a priori hypotheses about the direction of variable influence were rejected.

Much of the energy on both the left and the right this [political] cycle is coming from white Americans who are rejecting the direction of America and its institutions.

Most recently, a plan to give members an equal say on the direction of the movement was narrowly rejected at a fraught national committee meeting.