Sentence examples for dismissing this issue from inspiring English sources

"It is just astonishing to me that we're having a debate about whether or not our country believes in equal pay for equal work," said Clinton, noting that "Jeanne's opponent is sort of on record dismissing this issue".

But those who dismiss this issue as insider stuff are missing undercurrents that, in a different context, have been brought to the surface by Donald Trump's victory in the United States.

"The government have dismissed this issue in part because there's no CCTV footage, and it's hard to get the attention of the public and the media because of that," Kilroy says.

Further, we should not dismiss this issue as "just jargon".

While Catholic authorities would say that unmarried young adults should not be sexually active to begin with, this position ignores reality and serves only to isolate young people -- dismissing the issue as someone else's problem.

But Ann Romney and her husband were correct when they said, by way of dismissing the issue of reproductive rights, that women had other things to worry about, including issues of jobs and taxes.

The congresswoman, who is set to retire after this congressional session, has previously dismissed the issue of school bullies targeting gays.

But White House trade negotiators fear that provisions in the currency bill would prove impossible to introduce into trade talks at this late stage and Republicans have dismissed the issue as a wrecking tactic by Democrats.

Think about that before you dismiss the issue of electability.

An F.B.I. spokesman dismissed the issue as "a medical question".

Mr. Shipman dismissed the issue of the transition costs.