Sentence examples for reject involvement from inspiring English sources
Given the exploratory nature of this study and ethical considerations, there was scope to adopt a more inclusive approach to recruitment rather than reject involvement of these three participants.
Militant represented a new and alarming threat to the Labour party leadership, because, while other Trotskyist-inspired groups rejected involvement with Labour, Militant embraced "entryism", a policy of joining the party and bringing it round to its point of view.
Cameron repeatedly denied he had been sidelined by the Commons vote last week to reject UK involvement in military action in Syria.
Yet they are hounded by zealous Sunni militants who reject any involvement in the political process and brand those politicians as traitors.
The Greens have long called for parliament to be given the power to approve or reject military involvement, rather than leaving such decisions in the hands of the government.
The first two would probably reject European involvement, albeit for different reasons.The first school of thought considers that the transatlantic relationship has gone about as far as it can.
Mr Kerry said the two countries' "special relationship" would not be affected by the UK's decision to reject military involvement, saying the bonds between the countries were "bigger than one vote or one moment in history".
Americans overwhelmingly told their lawmakers to reject military involvement in yet another bitter Middle Eastern conflict.
Only when the users have equal rights, and can choose or reject psychiatric involvement in their lives, can psychiatry become an honest and ethical enterprise.
Postmortem cytological studies of leptomeninges imprints reveal the presence of trypomastigotes of Trypanosoma sp. Histopathological and electron microscopy studies allowed us to identify an amastigote stage and to reject the involvement of other opportunistic microorganisms as the etiological agent of the SOL.
This new draft bill completely rejects the involvement of Ofcom.
