Sentence examples for rejecting the imposition from inspiring English sources

However, Oh and Zivot (2006) find evidence rejecting the imposition of two unit roots.

In Egypt, like in Tunisia, the identity of rejecting the imposition of religion on the state has triumphed.

In return, soldiers will be able to vote.The MPR also considered, but rejected, the imposition of sharia for Muslims.

But Mr Mugabe rejected the imposition of any conditions on how the land reform should be carried out.

They reject the imposition upon their societies of the values which also disturb them in the place of safety they have reached: the claim that human nature makes us all egotistical, venal and self-interested.

Beveridge and Nelson (1981) reject the imposition of a deterministic trend as the trend component of a series.

He said that even though the referendum was not legally binding because of low turnout, it gave him a strong political mandate to reject the imposition by Brussels of quotas stipulating how many migrants Hungary must accept.

While this anti-theoretical stance is a very different project to our task of educating professionals – who are of course bound by professional standards – the idea of beginning with 'real' practice offers new questions and rejects the imposition of ideological concepts which might bear no relation to students' experiences of healthcare practices.

The H.C.I. rejects the jihadis' imposition of Shariah by force, and having failed to convince Ansar Dine to disarm, it supported the recent intervention of French soldiers to stop a fresh offensive from the north.

As Cuccinelli explained, the court's decision to reject the Constitution's Commerce Clause as acceptable legal grounds for Congress' imposition of the individual insurance mandate was the big victory for "the liberty side".

Lots more.David Boaz of the Cato Instute unearthed a 2006 NPR interview in which Mr Santorum explicitly rejects the "libertarianish right" and "the whole idea of personal autonomy", as well as the notion that "government should keep our taxes down and keep our regulations low", while wholeheartedly embracing the paternalistic imposition of traditional morals.