Sentence examples for indeed reject from inspiring English sources

Leveraging those concessions, Mr. Sherman's company began shipping its version of Plavix in the United States last Tuesday, after government regulators did indeed reject the patent settlement.

The Internet giant, however, revealed Friday that it told the U.S. Federal Communications Commission that Apple did indeed reject its app.

"We will come to a decision as to whether we can ratify the nomination they have made or indeed reject the nomination".

Also, it should be noted that autonomy or related ideas have figured importantly in other approaches to justice and social critique, either explicitly or by implication, which are not explicitly liberal (or indeed reject that framework).

If this deal is indeed rejected by Parliament, then the UK Government must return to the negotiating table to secure a better one.

We have indeed rejected several other complaints against EastEnders' current storylines, and have no wish to declare particular subjects 'off limits'.

Indeed, rejecting the conventional wisdom is now itself entirely conventional, as Jeffrey Frankel, an economist at Harvard University, has pointed out.Three years ago, Michael Dooley, David Folkerts-Landau and Peter Garber, all economists at Deutsche Bank, argued that the world economy was enjoying a reprise of the Bretton Woods era.

This entails, first, abandoning all hope for an afterlife, indeed rejecting thinking about it.

(2) The "nation" in question is not racial but linguistic and cultural (in the Ideas and elsewhere Herder indeed rejects the very concept of race).

Furthermore, the truth of (41) seems out of keeping with the idea that what a person believes and what she does not believe is revealed by her sincere, competent, and reflective acceptance patterns, as we have already seen that Sally does not accept and indeed rejects (37).

The Austro-Hungarian government made the ultimatum intentionally unacceptable to Serbia, and it was indeed rejected.