Barack Obama, on the other hand, rejects the referendum.
"We would all have a better kind of politics if we did not absolutely, out of hand, reject people who say there is another way of doing things".
Without naming names, Mr. Bush noted today that "there are some leaders who just out of hand reject any willingness to think differently about security".
Nominalists, on the other hand, reject universals, claiming that there is no need to posit an extra, rather strange entity the universal "redness"—simply to account for the fact that roses and fire trucks resemble one another.
But store managers, who filled out orders by hand, rejected the computers, predicting, accurately, that the new technology would reduce their autonomy, according to "In Sam We Trust," a history of the rise of Wal-Mart (1998, Times Books).
But Mr. Blee, a longtime Middle East hand, rejected Mr. Angleton's theories and threw open the doors to defectors and potential Soviet spies, an approach that younger intelligence officers eagerly embraced.
The courts have, on the one hand, rejected right-of-publicity suits arising from a painting of Tiger Woods, a comic book evoking the musicians Johnny and Edgar Winter, parody baseball trading cards and a fantasy baseball game that used the names, statistics and biographies of Major League players.
The minority Sunnis, on the other hand, reject federalism, seeing it as a means to curb their influence and break up the country.But Iraqis have agreed to awkward compromises in the past year: Shias and Kurds, for instance, have more or less accommodated each other over the disputed province of Kirkuk.
120 173), on the other hand, rejected pagan learning and philosophy as inimical to the Gospel; and the question has been intermittently discussed by theologians ever since whether the Gospel completes and fulfills the findings of human reason or whether reason is itself so distorted by sin as to be incapable of leading toward the truth.
