Sentence examples for directly rejected from inspiring English sources

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.

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

I don't know that any woman ever directly rejected Don Francisco's physical prodding on an aired episode of Sábado Gigante – but he was sued for sexual harassment by a cast member (it was settled out of court).

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.

HRW states: "Refoulement occurs not only when a refugee is directly rejected or expelled, but also where indirect pressure on individuals is so intense that it leads them to believe that they have no practical option but to return to a country where they face serious risk of persecution or threats to their lives and safety".

Candidates should directly reject the racist rhetoric and blatant lies that demonize immigrants.

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

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

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

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.