Sentence examples for implicitly rejects that from inspiring English sources
Thankfully, the White House cybersecurity plan implicitly rejects that notion; that should put the idea to rest once and for all.
The court today implicitly rejected that argument, instead adopting the position that Laurence H. Tribe, Mr. Gore's lead lawyer, argued: that Section 5 offered nothing more than a "safe harbor" for a state's electors, one that a state could choose to utilize or not without intervention by the federal courts.
Mr. Rosenthal rejects that argument.
"This rejects that notion entirely".
He flatly rejects that notion.
Millikan rejects that tradition.
Still, the UNHCR implicitly rejects the idea that this approach will materially combat the spread of militants.
Arguing from such criteria implicitly rejects the view that artistic evaluations are simply matters of personal taste.
Although the Democratic Party, with its embrace of expanding, not cutting Social Security, now implicitly rejects the false, unstated contention that cutting Social Security will somehow reduce the nation's debt, it is still the belief of much of the mainstream media.
And that's the larger point here: in relentlessly attacking the Times in column after column, Wolff implicitly rejects the premise of his own website -- "that the Times...no longer puts out a necessary newspaper" -- by almost exclusively relying on the Graying Lady to make his point.
The report implicitly rejects this conclusion.
