Sentence examples for reject prior from inspiring English sources

CGT enabled creating research questions that sought neither to confirm nor reject prior theories/research findings.

NHS England also rejected Prior's criticism.

But Dr Mark Porter, chair of council at the British Medical Association, rejected Prior's claims.

The Iranian government has rejected prior calls from the UN International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA) to halt its enrichment activities as a confidence-building measure.

The leader of Britain's doctors rejected Prior's assertions and said he was not representing the true picture, which is that most patients get world-class care.

And pointing out that American courts have generally rejected prior restraints on even libelous speech, the court said the best way to handle such speech was by determining damages after the fact, not by prior restraint.

The latest agreement materialized over the span of two weeks, part of an effort by the conservancy to find a buyer or group of buyers for the property — and after the sellers had rejected prior offers.

Honaker et al. (2008) deployed a 5 t/h pilot-scale FGX dry separator to produce clean coal having qualities that meet contract specifications and maximize the amount of high-density rock rejected prior to transportation and processing.

A landmark decision for press freedom came in Near v. Minnesota (1931), in which the Supreme Court rejected prior restraint (pre-publication censorship).

Even when used to salvage a high-risk, non-FA population who rejected prior allogeneic transplants, this regimen was able to promote sustained engraftment in 87% of patients, with four of five patients who failed to engraft having myelofibrosis.

The ability to compartmentalize knowledge is beneficial because one does not have to reject any prior beliefs when confronted with contradicting knowledge claims.