Sentence examples for dismissing objections from inspiring English sources

This administration is taking the art of dismissing objections - from MPs, peers or public - to new heights.

Republicans dismissed objections to the imagery.

Debes said Ewald dismissed objections raised by scientists about possible health risks, accusing them of "cowardice".

Blair dismisses objections to ID cards on civil liberties grounds as "absurd".

Thompson dismissed objections that the flag looked too much like a flag of truce or would get dirty.

Appealing to past successes in science and technology, proponents dismiss objections as only the latest form of Luddism.

Ford and Young & Rubicam had initially dismissed objections by the unions, which held a small protest in Los Angeles on Tuesday at the offices of the Ford Dealers Advertising Association of Southern California.

The settlement with the estate of a longtime Madoff friend and investor, Jeffry M. Picower, could still be appealed after Judge Burton R. Lifland of Federal Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan dismissed objections to the deal, which was announced on Dec. 17.

May, the ECHR's leading opponent within government, had long found Grieve an irritant; as far back as 2011, he had dismissed objections like hers to the convention as "hysterical untruths".

Judge David Hopper essentially dismissed objections raised by lawyers for William Kissel, Andrew Kissel's father, saying the father was not named as an heir and lacked standing to bring a legal challenge.

In her decision, Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia dismissed objections to the suit by the defendant, the Department of Homeland Security.