Sentence examples for nonetheless rejected from inspiring English sources

Kennedy nonetheless rejected the deployment of combat troops.

An early poll had been the main demand of the UDD, which nonetheless rejected the peace offer over seemingly minor points, triggering the bloody crackdown.

Local counting centres, where rigging has traditionally taken place overnight after polls close, were chaotic, as ever.The CPC has nonetheless rejected the results.

In The Phantom Public (1925) he again treated the problem of communication in politics; while continuing to doubt the possibility of a true democracy, he nonetheless rejected government by an elite.

Minimal though it was, the McCain-Lieberman bill was nonetheless rejected in the Senate by a vote of fifty-five to forty-three, witenten Democrats crossing party lines to oppose it.

Although the grand chamber somewhat fudged its application of the "sole or decisive" rule in one of the complaints in al Khawaja, it nonetheless rejected the UK government's wholesale attack on its jurisprudence.

Second, some proponents of analytic truth will nonetheless reject the idea of a distinct conceptual modality (e.g. Jackson 1998, Ch. 3).

They did not put posters in their windows or placards on the lampposts outside their houses, but were nonetheless rejecting the nationalist vision for independence. .

Nonetheless, he rejected Wilpon and Katz's efforts to dismiss the case altogether last year.

But when I read that two of the protesters – Louise Wadley and Megan Riakos – had directed feature films with successful independent theatrical releases, which had nonetheless been rejected for consideration at Australia's major film and television awards, I felt compelled to speak out.

As she explained early in the show, in jest but tellingly nonetheless, she rejected the idea of going to a therapist to talk out her problems because she had a better idea: "I thought, Why should I pay a stranger to listen to me talk when I can get strangers to pay to listen to me talk?