Reject the practical and the pragmatic.
There has been little systematic research about the extent to which German physicians accept or reject the practical application of CPGs and the concept of EBM – 15 years after its scientific introduction.
President Bush rejected the moral and practical arguments in favour of advice from John Yoo, Jack Bauer and Joe Stalin.
Why do we accept – when administered in the confines of a bathroom – douches, femfresh, scented tampons, individually wrapped genital deodorising wipes, yet reject the humble, practical, neon-green penis beaker, available from any pound shop, and so efficient in performing for the gent what a Japanese toilet performs for the lady, at a fraction of the import costs?
It rejected the ECG exam for "practical and cost-efficiency" reasons.
He rejected the non-technical, non-practical approach of the school's model and campaigned instead for the establishment of a proper institute of technical education, where instructors would be skilled tradesmen with practical industrial experience.
In December, John C. Liu, the city comptroller, rejected the Nissan contract, though it was unclear what practical effect the action would have.
Mr. Shorris, who died in May, rejected the notion that the poor should focus on learning practical skills to prepare for mostly low-paying jobs.
Last year, John C. Liu, the city comptroller, rejected the agreement with Nissan, though it was not clear what practical effect the move had.
Although he rejected the idea that a building's exterior should serve only practical purposes, much of his architecture was decidedly Modernist.
