Sentence examples for rejecting implications from inspiring English sources

Labour also weighed in, attacking the timing of the speech and rejecting implications from Cameron that it had failed to address issues of Islamic extremism and the complex issues of multiculturalism during 13 years in office.

MIAMI — George Zimmerman's lawyer on Tuesday rejected implications that he knew his client had received a large sum of money from a Web site before his initial bond hearing.

But Livingstone's team would be unwise to continue rejecting the implications of research by Ipsos Mori into why significant groups of voters in the suburbs concluded that Ken was not their guy.

The New International Version of the New Testament replaces Beelzebub with Beelzebul, rejecting the implications that Baal was the lord of flies and restoring the original characterization of Baal as the Lord of High House.

But he rejects the implications of corruption.

Frederick firmly rejected any implications of papal overlordship and asserted that he held the empire "from God alone by the election of the princes".

As emerging powers start to feel that institutions such as the UN Security Council no longer reflect the balance of power, they could begin to reject them.The implications are alarming.

Even those who admired it did not find it a comfortable or comforting book, while those who resisted and rejected its implications found they could not put it down.

These are clearly not the same thing, as students can understand the principles of organic evolution, yet reject their implications.

This narrative conveniently rejects the implications of the history of race relations, and why wouldn't it?

Then an expert or a computer program accepts or rejects proposed implications.