Sentence examples for nor rejection from inspiring English sources

The secular public school did not imply indifference to the basic role of religion in the life of the people, nor rejection of religious education as a means of fostering it.

The State Department, which controls permits for projects that cross international boundaries, concluded that neither approval nor rejection of the project would significantly alter the globe's overall carbon output or U.S. gasoline prices.

Results Five HTx recipients had marked immune failure, and they present neither sepsis nor rejection, patients with LVAD belonged to this group.

Presenting neither an argument for medication nor its rejection, "Billy the Kid" is a deceptively simple portrait of a shockingly self-aware and articulate young man.

Even beyond the so-called genre sculpture, a closer look at Hellenistic artistic production reveals that Hellenistic sculptors placed themselves in an eclectic and very conscious dialogue with the achievements of the past in which neither slavish acceptance nor absolute rejection of the Classical and Late Classical art played a role.

With this recognition in mind, let us also acknowledge that neither religious faith nor the rejection of it can be detached from the biological, the psychological or the environmental.

No differences in gender, donor age, viral infection frequency, nor acute rejection episodes were noted between these two groups (Table  1).

However, no significant associations existed between the diagnosis of ADE and hypersomnia (r =.18, p = 0.15), leaden paralysis (r =.15, p = 0.23) nor interpersonal rejection sensitivity (r =.23, p = 0.06).

aThe use of 'Taiwan' in this paper should not be taken as recognition by the authors of a separate Taiwanese state, nor a rejection of the 'One-China' principle, but rather a simple appellation to describe the people and government who currently reside and possess control over the island of Taiwan and other outlying islands.

Measures of RTQ and SF36 were neither influenced by the kind of dialysis, nor the duration of dialysis, nor a possible rejection episode.

The "winter pool" is a third option – neither a straightforward offer nor an outright rejection.