Sentence examples for directly reject from inspiring English sources

It also appeared to directly reject Mr. Wen's warning that economic progress and political reforms were inseparably linked.

Former intelligence officials said that Mr. Goss was unhappy about the news, in part because it was further evidence that as the C.I.A. director he was so weakened that his subordinates would directly reject his advice.

Under the agreement, the company's telephone operators will no longer directly reject claims in the lawsuit that "the birds raised and killed for the defendants' operations suffer great pain and injuries in massive numbers".

A more efficient option would be to circulate ambient air through the battery bank and directly reject the heat to the ambient.

In related evidence, Allegretto et al. (2010, 2011) directly reject the possibility that firms anticipate minimum wage increases by reducing employment prior to the change.

In contrast to the two options previously discussed which directly reject or over-rule alternative positions, this option contracts the heteroglossic space by way of 'proclaiming' - that is, not to reject explicitly but rather to limit the scope of alternative positions.

He was unable to stop the Republican Party from adopting a platform at the September convention that directly rejected his support for legalization.

While not specifying which conclusions he had listened to, the White House directly rejected the board's conclusion that bulk collection had not stopped terrorist attacks.

And to avoid directly rejecting a tax cut, House Republicans postponed last night's vote on the Senate's payroll-tax-cut bill.

Nonetheless, those who persevere will find that her article clearly and directly rejected the theories supporting the executive branch's broad constitutional powers.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit had allowed that law to go forward, but the Third Circuit judges directly rejected many points in the Ninth Circuit opinion.