Sentence examples for openly rejects from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — A Chinese legislative official has said that China will not adopt Western-style democracy, marking a rare instance in which a member of the government here openly rejects Western-style liberal political reforms.

But Mr. Ter Veldhuis openly rejects dissonance and strives for beauty, and the recorded and processed words lent his music an edge that was not as apparent without them.

One student, Adriana Miele, told the student newspaper that change was needed in the English department "because it openly rejects the very legitimate scholarship, criticism and analysis that many other academic departments at Yale embrace".

"The Bush doctrine openly rejects nonintervention in other nations' affairs, something that runs counter to the ideal of sovereignty that is so precious in Latin America," said Greg Grandin, a professor of Latin American history at New York University.

Some religions do have doctrine that openly rejects the theory of evolution (Weeks 2014; Affirmation of Creation 2004).

The LDS population provides an ideal model for studying the acceptance of evolution because 78 % of the overall church membership is opposed to evolution (Miller 2008) even though there is no doctrine that openly rejects it.

But one of the few things politicians agreed on was to openly reject Trump's speech.

That split the country's ulema, or community of religious scholars, with many imams openly rejecting the king's decision.

Their political rise should have sent shock-waves through Europe and we expect politicians to openly reject this new-old danger".

And in seeking to define himself in opposition to President Obama, Mr. Romney has openly rejected positions that George W. Bush came around to in his humbler second term.

Led by officials from Egypt, Turkey and Jordan, representatives of those nations openly rejected the more radical calls for a complete severing of relations with Israel.