Sentence examples for rejected this practice from inspiring English sources
In the past decade or so, Alaska's voters have twice rejected this practice — the chasing and gunning down of wolves from small planes — and on both occasions the state reauthorized it.
DGM rejects this practice, and since its 1992 founding has maintained its policy that its artists retain the copyrights and the moral rights to their works, be those works musical or visual art.
The Senate leadership should schedule a vote of the full Senate soon so that the United States can join the growing number of countries that reject this abhorrent practice.
But there are very good reasons this country rejected the practice of "contested" nominating conventions half a century ago.
He also recommended that a census first be taken of the territory, a standard practice, but the legislature rejected this.
The posting also provides details on at least one boycott that worked: in 1996, when Marvel fans rejected the practice of printing comics with multiple covers, which drives some fans into a buying frenzy.
Given that type 1 errors (reporting a false positive and rejecting a (possibly true) null hypothesis) are taken to be more serious errors than are type 2 errors (reporting a false negative and not rejecting a null hypothesis when it should be rejected), the practice of science results in a bias against attributing psychological traits to animals (Sober 2005).
He rejected the practice of homeopathy, an alternative to the scientific medicine being taught in universities.
In contrast, the PTSD Guideline rejected the practice of "off-label" prescribing of psychotropic drugs for children [ 25- 27], citing evidence of increased suicidal ideations and behaviour in young people who were taking SSRIs [ 28- 30].
In the past decade or so, Alaska's voters have twice rejected this practice the chasing and gunning down of wolves from small planes and on both occasions the state reauthorized it.
This might also affect people's attitude to less actively reject the practice.
