Sentence examples for is explicitly rejected from inspiring English sources

This alleged link is not supported by the scientific literature, and the ostensible link between breast cancer and induced abortion is explicitly rejected by the medical community.

Is socialism, dismantled by Margaret Thatcher and disdained by Tony Blair, being reconstituted under the flag of the red dragon?The New Labour mantra, of more choice for public-services consumers like parents and patients, is explicitly rejected by the ruling Welsh Labour Party.

no new risks were introduced to the patient is explicitly rejected by this court" (Annas and Annas 2013, 25).

It should be noted, however, that this argument is explicitly rejected by at least two of the defenders of fictionalism discussed above.

This assumption is explicitly rejected by some psychologists and philosophers who take concepts to be mental particulars that have content (see, e.g., Fodor 1975 , 1987 1998, 2008. For more on various accounts of concepts, see the entry on concepts).

Particularly, we expected the level of religiosity to be of higher relevance for EUT than for WLPT alone, since EUT is explicitly rejected by religious authorities and belief systems (e.g. [ 29]) with reference to the 'sanctity of life'.

It voted to reject – that is, explicitly reject – bills on 22 occasions.

Now Apple is explicitly rejecting applications because they are competitive with Apple applications.

This logic was explicitly rejected by the U.S. regulator and should be removed in Europe.

The test of reasonableness was explicitly rejected by the Home Office's own review of sex offences.

Such a limitation appears nowhere in the text of the FAA and has been explicitly rejected by our cases.