Governor Pataki should firmly reject this attempted alteration in the law.
"We're pleased that the Board has seen fit to bow both to needs of the electorate and the dictates of the law and reject this poorly conceived consolidation of polling places".
He did not reject the law, just the arguments, by its proponents, about what voters deserved, or didn't deserve.
(For the view that Aristotle does not reject the law of bivalence see Whitaker 1996).
Sixty-one percent of Ohioans voted to reject the law.
Most, if not all, religious hospitals are expected to reject the law.
If so, a national vote is scheduled where voters decide by a simple majority whether to accept or reject the law.
Fitting two straight lines to the data implies that the magnitude distribution follows two different power laws; we cannot statistically reject this possibility.
The sophists, to whom Socrates responded, rejected this tie between human law and divine law and this was in part because of their expertise in rhetoric, by which they taught their students how to manipulate the deliberations of popular assemblies, and so change the laws to their own advantage.
Some states have rejected the law.
