Sentence examples for instead rejecting from inspiring English sources

Because the Bowers v. Hardwick decision did not address equal protection, instead rejecting an argument based on the right to privacy, such a decision would not necessarily require the court to overrule the 1986 precedent.

Mr. Clinton also chastised Republican leaders for disregarding House and Senate votes favoring a measure to make hate-motivated attacks on gays a federal crime and instead rejecting the proposal during internal budget negotiations.

However, he refused to describe himself as liberal, instead rejecting ideological labels entirely.

Instead, rejected potatoes are sold for cattle feed at about $25 a ton.. "It really is incredible," Kirschenman says.

While Blur missed out on the prize for both Parklife and 13 (to M People and Talvin Singh respectively, believe it or not), Gorillaz instead rejected their nomination, with Murdoc Niccals, the cartoon bassist of the band, describing the prize as "like carrying a dead albatross round your neck for eternity".

Unofficially, he seems to instead reject the base step of the sorites argument.

Experts instead reject criticism by Human Rights Watch of China's rights record, and curbs on Internet and social networking services.

But the dualist may instead reject the possible-worlds account of information and propositions altogether (see, e.g., Soames 1987, 2003, 395f).

Skyrms suggests augmenting the laws of classical probability with an extra requirement that only impossibilities are assigned probability 0. Easwaran (2014) argues that we should instead reject the view that expected utility theory commands indifference between acts with equal expected utility.

Opponents of conventionalism may still wish to endorse a restricted version of the former strategy, insofar as they accept that creative intentions play a role in determining which kinds of artifacts exist.[40] One might instead reject G2, by maintaining that the explanation of our beliefs about ordinary objects is alethic.

Anwar Ibrahim, former UMNO deputy President and former Deputy Prime Minister, whose Parti Keadilan Rakyat became the second-largest party in Parliament after the elections, and the de facto leader of the opposition Pakatan Rakyat coalition, chose to instead reject ketuanan Melayu in favour of "ketuanan rakyat" (people's supremacy).