Sentence examples for dismissing some of from inspiring English sources
ChevronTexaco said that the judge was correct in dismissing some of the claims.
Nonetheless, the administration was quick to reassert its executive authority on the matter, dismissing some of the existing threats by Republicans.
MPs today condemn what they call the "arrogance" of the BBC Trust for dismissing some of their anxieties about the expansion of the corporation's commercial activities.
"My wife and I are for small government and less spending, and he's all about that," Mr. Anderson said, dismissing some of Mr. Paul's more controversial positions, like his goal of eliminating the Federal Reserve, as "obviously highly unlikely".
Diplomats in Brussels, while dismissing some of the parliamentary leaders were engaged in a blatant power grab by deliberately misreading the Lisbon treaty, nonetheless concede that the parliament has made the running in the contest, creating momentum and a dynamic that could see the commission job go to Juncker or Schulz in October.
Grant Shapps, the housing minister, embarked on an unwavering defence of his government's reform of the housing benefit system last night, dismissing some of the concerns of opposition MPs, housing charities and London councils about the likely impact of the changes as "complete nonsense".
She says he "prattles on" and dismisses some of his arguments as "pretentious and formalistic".
In November 2011, a judge dismissed some of American's claims but let the suit proceed.
They asked to dismiss some of the five counts against Mr. Gupta.
Sure, it is easy to dismiss some of this as so much Pollyannaism.
