Sentence examples for has explicitly rejected from inspiring English sources

But as chairman of the Fed, Mr. Bernanke has explicitly rejected any such move.

He has explicitly rejected the underlying First Amendment analysis in Buckley v. Valeo that equated money with speech.

The Florida Supreme Court found that he was competent to die, but only by applying a test for mental illness that the Supreme Court has explicitly rejected.

"By killing leaders of the F.D.R.," one cable said, "the military has explicitly rejected dialogue and heralded an era of extremism.

Nathan Dodell of Rockville, Md., said it was "tendentious and arrogant" to use the word "settlements" four times in the article when the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has explicitly rejected it in relation to East Jerusalem.

Mr. Musharraf has explicitly rejected that, and within days after Mr. McConnell and General Hayden's departure, he told a Singapore newspaper that any unilateral action by the United States would be regarded as an invasion.

Others at the top have been silent or have explicitly rejected such talk.

But politicians have explicitly rejected that approach until the renewable industry matures.

Livermore's estimate assumed Union and Confederate troops suffered an equal risk of death from disease, a conservative assumption that Walker had explicitly rejected.

But outliers, like Japan's Communist Party, have explicitly rejected a calmer tenor to their campaigning, saying that it would rob voters of valuable information about candidates.

Mr Netanyahu had explicitly rejected the land-for-peace principle that drove the process: his achievement, he claimed, would be to give Israel security without divesting it of land.