Sentence examples for in addition to rejected from inspiring English sources

In addition to rejected attempts to purchase naming rights for airports in cash-strapped American cities, ALM's shtick has included: a zombie-and-domestic-violence themed television ad that failed to meet advertising standards in the UK; an American billboard mocking Hillary Clinton; and ads fat-shaming plus-sized women as a justification for infidelity.

In addition to rejecting the UN report Mr Assad paid tribute to Russia for blocking resolutions targeting the regime in the UN Security Council.

But in addition to rejecting climate science, the opponents of the climate bill made a point of misrepresenting the results of studies of the bill's economic impact, which all suggest that the cost will be relatively low.

In addition to rejecting immunity for contractors, Mr. Maliki said that Iraq would resist "Washington's demand to have a free hand in undertaking military operations without cooperation with the Iraqi government," according to a report of his comments on BBC Arabic TV and Al Arabiya, a television network.

In addition to rejecting moral constructivist accounts of justice, Reid rejects what we today would call response-dependent accounts of moral facts.

Therefore, in addition to rejecting the phylogenetic constraints hypothesis, negative evolutionary relationships would support the selective constraints hypothesis.

To establish the evidence for segregation of major gene (s), the hypothesis of Mendelian transmission must fail to be rejected in addition to rejection of both hypotheses of "no major effect" and "no transmission of major effect" [23], [24].

HTML5 has become a popular way for developers and media companies to circumvent iTunes, which — in addition to occasionally rejecting apps, as has happened to the embattled music service Grooveshark — takes a 30 percent cut of all in-app revenue for Apple.

The right to cancel is in addition to your statutory right to reject faulty or misdescribed goods under the Sale of Goods Act.

In addition to last year's case rejecting the administration's view that Arizona could not take away a business's license for hiring undocumented workers, the justices gave the administration's argument in this year's Arizona immigration case an icy reception.

In addition to the 13 men who rejected the jurisdiction of the court, six defendants pleaded not guilty, two postponed pleading and the accused leader of the group refused to enter a plea.