Sentence examples for rejected the warning from inspiring English sources
Downing Street rejected the warning, saying that a debate on the future of the EU was already under way and it was "in the national interest to take the lead".
Professor Siegel emphatically rejected the warnings of extreme bears like Robert Prechter, the Elliott Wave theorist, whose predictions of an epochal market collapse were discussed in this column two weeks ago.
But Democrats on Capitol Hill rejected the warnings as scare tactics and defended their position in an escalating war of words over the spending bill.
But Nick Clegg, the Lib Dem leader and deputy prime minister, rejected the warnings saying "we are nowhere near back to that unsustainable housing bubble".
Both InsideClimate News and the Los Angeles Times dug up evidence from company archives and interviews with former employees showing that Exxon, a leader in climate research in the 1970s and 1980s, became one of the most ardent climate science deniers, rejecting the warnings of its own scientists that the consequences of global warming could be catastrophic.
Aventis rejected the offer, warning that 12,000 jobs could go.
He said he had angrily rejected the envelope, warning that he would get a legal order to stop the police pursuing him, as the officer had previously made two unannounced visits to his home to try to turn him into an informant.
Our president has just been reelected with the support of 70percentt of Jewish Americans, support that rejected the bellicose warnings of the Sheldon Adelsons and the Mitt Romneys.
He appeared naked in court as he pleaded not guilty to breaching the peace and rejected the sheriff's warnings that he would be held in contempt if he did not put some clothes on.
Many doctors reject the treatment, warning that the material can shift and cause major scarring.
Both the Treasury Department and consumer groups have urged lawmakers to reject the bills, warning that they could leave the nation vulnerable again to excessive financial risk taking.
