Sentence examples for rejection of arguments from inspiring English sources

It was also a rejection of arguments by organizations wanting money to recognize the suffering of gay and handicapped Nazi victims and groups seeking grants for Holocaust commemoration, remembrance or research projects.

The 2-to-1 decision on the gene patenting issue was also a rejection of arguments made by the Obama administration, which had filed a friend of the court brief arguing that isolated DNA should not be patented.

Yet his book remains uncompromising in its insistence on the divinity of Jesus Christ, and hence in its rejection of arguments to the contrary put forward by liberal Christians, or indeed by Muslims and Jews.Pope Benedict takes issue with a powerful body of conventional wisdom among revisionist scholars of the New Testament.

Levine's reading imputes to Darwin a novel two-part rejection of arguments for God's existence.

Second, Herder's appearance of neglecting to give arguments is often, rather, a principled rejection of arguments of certain sorts.

As she points out, Fish's critique of nave First Amendment absolutism has merit, but he is deceptively optimistic about the consequences of his rejection of "principled" arguments.

Hence, perhaps, the House of Lords' constitution committee's deliberate rejection of such arguments in its recent report on judicial appointments: "We refute any notion that those from under-represented groups make less worthy candidates or that a more diverse judiciary would undermine the quality of our judges".

But judging from Petraeus's shock at Obama's Jan . 21decision, he had not taken Obama's previous rejection of his arguments seriously.

There are some, although it must be said that some of the most famous deniers of abstract objects have not always based their rejection on arguments.

The Tennis Channel said in a statement: "The commission's decision constitutes a persuasive rejection of each argument Comcast has sought to make over the past several years to justify its discriminatory practice".

The fact that the jury convicted Mr. Roeder after deliberating just 37 minutes was a stunning rejection of that argument.