Sentence examples for rejection of expert from inspiring English sources

Hopefully few MPs share Michael Gove's rejection of expert advice.

It is hard to know what to make of a judge's rejection of expert comment.

Douglas Flint, the chairman of HSBC, Britain's biggest bank, said bankers should be wary of making demands in the wake of the vote, which he described as a rejection of the "expert class".

The rise of "fake news" and the nihilistic rejection of the very concept of expert opinion makes the environment even more challenging.

Walker followed up to the interview with three sources he claimed supported his rejection of the 97% expert climate consensus.

Lu has been defiant since the stinging expert rejection of his first paper.

Bettman's decision was notable for his rejection of testimony from NHLPA expert witnesses as "contradictory" and "wholly insufficient to rebut the clear and convincing evidence provided by the video footage of the incident".

This represents the third rejection of Google's solutions and experts think that it is now unlikely that an agreement will be reached during Mr Almunia's term in office, which finishes at the end of October.

Most other groups of foraminifera are easily distinguished, although rejection of specimens belonging to T. altispiroides and T. ampliapertura required a greater degree of expert discrimination [ 40].

Today, the historical malleability of expert definitions is well-embedded in academic thought as well as the rejection of 'universal subjects, meanings, structures, realities, processes' (Allen 1986 in Powers 2007, p. 25).

In the view of some experts her ultimate rejection of the art world may have much to do with the renewed interest in her work.