Sentence examples for dismiss calls from inspiring English sources

The president's handlers dismiss calls for such initiatives as unimportant, impractical, untimely, even ludicrous.

The bankers try to dismiss calls for regulation as populist ravings, but the insane inequity of it cannot be dismissed.

With no serious threat of impeachment looming, Bush and Cheney can afford to dismiss calls for their departure as the outcries of political extremists.

The Republican governor of Texas won't dismiss calls for secession, an issue settled on those fields in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, in 1863.

But the movement's weakness has always been a sense that when weighing the trade-offs between freedom and basic justice libertarians are just a little too quick to dismiss calls for equality as folly or special pleading.

Israeli commentators have been quick to dismiss calls for a war crimes investigation, implying that the Palestinians are pursuing it only as a consolation prize for failing to win recognition for their massacre claims.

But he dismissed calls for Greece to leave the euro.

He also dismisses calls to increase Costco's product markups.

The president dismissed calls for him to resign.

He dismissed calls from Democratic senators for his resignation.

He dismissed calls for a cessation of hostilities.