For example, feminists have not only rejected the privileging of epistemological concerns over ethical concerns common to much of U.S. philosophy, they have argued that these two areas of concern are inextricably intertwined.
By this time, Hume had not only rejected the religious beliefs with which he was raised, but was also opposed to organized religion in general, an opposition that remained constant throughout his life.
He didn't name names, But the Chicago Tea Party organizers have not only rejected a GOP party leader, but made the snub public.
Schumer and Pelosi, of course, have not only rejected the proposal out of hand, they have expressed their outrage over what was included.
In his speech on 2 March, Christakis-Zografos stated that the aspirations of the Northern Epirotes had been totally ignored, and that the Great Powers had not only rejected their becoming autonomous within the Albanian state but also refused to give guarantees regarding their fundamental human rights.
That language has not only been rejected by the courts as unconstitutional but its reference to "Orthodox Hebrew" is so archaic that it drew merry chuckles from several Orthodox rabbis who attended Mr. Pataki's news conference in Manhattan.
But the Sri Lankan army's attempt to open up a land route to Jaffna is proving both slow and costly.Worse, President Chandrika Kumaratunga's plan for a more devolved system of government designed to win over the milder sort of Tamils—has not only been rejected by the Tigers but has also run into stiff opposition from many Buddhists, who make up nearly three-quarters of the island's population.
European leaders are furious, charging that the United States has not only undermined the treaty by rejecting it but also tried to kill it by persuading others to back away.
Republicans have, of course, not only rejected any effort that would help Obamacare operate more effectively, but they've worked tirelessly to sabotage its implementation.
