Sentence examples for rejected notions from inspiring English sources

Gatland: Wales are ahead of schedule Wales coach Warren Gatland rejected notions he is feeling the pressure ahead of their Test with South Africa, aiming for a first win for six years against the southern hemisphere big three.

Berlin also rejected notions being floated in Brussels that the current temporary bailout fund and the new permanent fund that is being established next year be allowed to run concurrently and in parallel to boost the available firepower to almost a trillion euros.

After Marshal Josef Tito broke ranks with Moscow in 1948, Yugoslavia rejected notions of Soviet-style central planning and created its own brand of socialism.

The inclusion of opportunity and contingency into our understanding of the evolutionary process has effectively displaced the older and now rejected notions of innate progression and orthogenesis in evolution.

Some doctors had strong viewpoints that patients should not receive anticoagulation (or be investigated for VTE) if they were believed to be in the last few weeks of life whereas doctors who were at the opposite end of the continuum believed that it was the right of the patient to be treated and rejected notions they perceived as paternalistic.

Some in the party reject notions that Republicans have to revamp their political message and policy platforms.

This group of masked, nocturnal skaters reject notions of ego in the sport and refuse to skate anything but barriers.

In New York, Mr. Annan's spokesman rejected those notions.

But engineers rejected those notions, concluding demolition was the best alternative.

Mr. Murdoch rejected the notion outright.

Mr. Abreu rejected the notion.