Sentence examples for reject question from inspiring English sources

Change, transformation, uncertainty, paradox and the need to reject, question and develop a new, altered, or remixed set of values, morals, freedoms, and structures are qualities that mark Generation X deeply and distinctly.

(Recall that in the proof of FUNC v(f(Q)) is constructed from v(Q).) But, since the position does not reject questions about values of f(Q) in a P-measurement situation as illegitimate (because it does not trade on a notion of an observable being well-defined in one context only!), this seems to lead to new and pressing questions, to say the least.

Even the Nevada Conference of Police and Sheriffs, weary of the thankless task of pursuing pot-smokers, endorsed Question Nine at first though it backed down when its endorsement made headlines, and its president had to resign.A recent opinion poll shows Nevada's voters rejecting Question Nine by 55% to 40% 5%% being unsure).

This was the cult of the beautiful, which rejected questions of morality.

He had routinely rejected questions about the fundraiser for veterans if they were posed in person.

Also moving last week: Russia, 25 Aug: Krasnodar general director Valeriy Statsenko rejects questions about coach Dmitry Khokhlov.

After Saturday's loss, some of the players rejected questions about how dire the situation had become.

Chief Parks rejected questions about whether a code of silence among police officers had contributed to the scandal.

The issue was dismissed out of hand by Germany, with Angela Merkel's spokesperson rejecting questions about reparations that "have been legally and politically resolved".

The Cuban leader also angrily rejected questions by a US journalist who questioned his country's human rights record, a subject he said should not be "politicised".

Of course, this is merely a matter of convention; there is no law or rule to prevent Sanders from rejecting questions or from setting conditions for their asking.