Sentence examples for may dismiss a from inspiring English sources

In rare cases, a college may dismiss a student's report of sexual assault, but a criminal trial may still find the accused guilty of an attack, as recently occurred at Baylor University. .

The court may dismiss a Chapter 7 case filed by an individual whose debts are primarily consumer debts, rather than business debts, if the court finds that granting the petition would be an abuse of chapter 7.

If they view a company unfavourably, they may dismiss an improvement in quarterly profits as a blip, rather than a change in trend.

The Assembly may decide to approve a popular referendum, or it may dismiss such a petition.

Parents may dismiss as a cop-out the excuse that cosmetics companies are only selling what girls are asking for.

If you do not keep your Grade Point Average over a 2.0, colleges may dismiss you as a recruit.

A passenger may come down with a fever at the end of the flight (which many people may dismiss as just a fever), don't try to move up for a photo of the HazMat team (should they send one onto the plane).

One may dismiss this as a politician's gesture aimed at a domestic audience that has taken to emotional "save the whales" campaigns.

Some rail buffs may dismiss it as a toy but the Ffestiniog Railway Company was originally created by an Act of Parliament and still has similar powers to Network Rail (it can stop traffic in the street and put in a level crossing, for example).

Cynics may dismiss this as a PR stunt to sell tickets, but Ince says that following this final string of dates he'll be turning his back on stand-up for a minimum of two years (barring the odd festival appearance), and he's not sure he'll ever return to it.

Because the show pits Mr. Berenger's gun-and-gut instincts against his partner's fussy fascination with the new science of forensics, some viewers may dismiss it as a bizarre attempt to retrofit the popularity of "C.S.I". to the Western frontier.