Sentence examples for position rejected from inspiring English sources
Without parliamentary approval of the agreement, American troops would fall under Iraqi legal jurisdiction, a position rejected by the Pentagon.
Ahmadis believe their spiritual leader, Hadrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, who died in 1908, was a messiah — a position rejected by the government in response to a mass movement led by Pakistan's major Islamic parties.
Google's position, rejected by the French, is that the relevant market is all of advertising, in which Google has a tiny share, rather than online search ads, in which it is dominant.
But Goldman's initial insistence that it did not require a government rescue — a position rejected by the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner — has set Goldman apart from many of its industry peers.
In a side issue, Japan continued to insist that North Korea's past abduction of Japanese citizens should also be included in the talks, a position rejected by North Korea and discouraged by South Korea.
Last month the town board, reversing an earlier position, rejected a plan to extend the Long Island pine barrens preserve to eastern parts of the town, saying it would take steps of its own.
The discipline of anthropology has, like political science, engaged in disputes over methodology, but in this case the dominant position rejects the validity of positivism and conventional understandings of science.
Although Qatar's official position rejects arming the opposition, some reports suggest Qatar is already arming the Free Syrian Army with Saudi blessing.
The planning panel decided recently not to take a position, rejecting a suggestion of the MTA staff to favor the Pico/San Vicente alignment.
Buffett talks health care today as an typical politician in a back and forth wiggle room position, rejecting the current bill while saying that other countries--mostly socialized countries I might add--do it better.
This new position rejects traditional views of a Tunicata – Cephalochordata – Vertebrata succession [ 2- 6] and it casts new light on comparative studies [ 7].
