Sentence examples for knowingly dismissed from inspiring English sources
The political debate in coming months will focus on whether the administration knowingly dismissed those caveats, and whether it cherry-picked the evidence.
"What a waste," says Dominic, before Steph knowingly dismisses his concerns: "It'll be prosecco, darling".
Mr. Malewich, 52, a retired police detective, dismissed the notion that his shop knowingly engaged in any sort of criminal activity.
The dealer against whom the charges were dismissed, George Iknadosian, 47, of Glendale, Ariz., had been accused of knowingly selling about 700 weapons through intermediaries to two smugglers, who then shipped them to a drug cartel in the Mexican state of Sinaloa.
Franklin County Circuit Judge Earl O'Bannon dismissed the lawsuit on the grounds that Wilkinson had not knowingly participated in Kentucky Central's breach of financial responsibility, even though it had, in his words, an "odor of politics".
That is not to say that the dots being connected suggesting not just a campaign, but its candidate, knowingly interacting with Russian nationals and Russian sources to disadvantage his opponent can be simply dismissed as misbegotten beliefs about women with a stake in Salem, Massachusetts.
He cited an earlier investigation by the Federal Election Commission, which dismissed the case against Mr. Buchanan but only after investigators there initially found that he knowingly accepted illegal campaign contributions.
A federal judge dismissed the case late last month, ruling that plaintiffs failed to establish that Kaplan or the Washington Post Co. "knowingly or recklessly misled the market".
