Sentence examples for explicitly rejecting from inspiring English sources

"We do not want to join any military bloc," Mr. Yanukovich said an interview, explicitly rejecting NATO membership.

Di Yunge was the first movement in Yiddish literature to cultivate "pure poetry," explicitly rejecting political goals.

This is a group that put out a report explicitly rejecting the Palestinian right of return to lands stolen by Israel, and claims that a Jewish state discriminating against equal rights for Palestinians is not problematic.

In fact, one need only check the transcript of the reporter's recent interview with Gulf News to find him explicitly rejecting as "impossible" the notion that the United States might have been responsible for Mr Hariri's death.

He called America "land of the lovely bodies" and he started an athletic, limber style of dance that celebrated those bodies, explicitly rejecting the mannered, regal European tradition.Six years after Balanchine came to America, the exclusive Curtis Institute, a music academy in Philadelphia, extended an invitation to teach to Rudolf Serkin, an Austrian-trained pianist.

Now Apple is explicitly rejecting applications because they are competitive with Apple applications.

Indeed, she explicitly rejected a leading role.

For example, he explicitly rejected Maimonides' doctrine of negative theology.

It voted to reject – that is, explicitly reject – bills on 22 occasions.

Clegg explicitly rejected that framing, condemning "wild calls" for £10bn to be cut from welfare.

In his article Cameron also explicitly rejected the argument that promoting Christianity fostered division.