Sentence examples for rejection of which from inspiring English sources

The statute does not define a "legal vote," the rejection of which may affect the election.

For example, in Guinea the vote was to adopt the French Constitution, which would have meant joining France (and the rejection of which would have meant independence).

All the patients are ABO compatable, 2 patients had early graft rejection of which one patient liver functions has completely recovered and the other had not fully recovered.

Right at the heart of Lewis' philosophical system, then, are several theses that weren't original to Lewis, but the critical discussion (and sometimes rejection) of which, often in the form Lewis gave to them, was central to much analytic philosophy in the last half of the twentieth century.

Belief in a higher power is an integral component of Alcoholics Anonymous, the rejection of which was the central theme of A Million Little Pieces.

Visitors have the satisfaction of seeing their work on the site, which includes poetry and short fiction entries on rejection, many of which were inspired by the site itself.

The major advantage of these systems is improved discrimination of nearby fluorescence lines and superior background rejection, both of which arise from the high energy resolution.

For instance, study participants described perceptions of stigma resulting from feelings of contamination and fear of disclosure to others, from whom they anticipated rejection, much of which was on the basis of fear of disease transmission [ 67].

As Feinberg noted, most societies try to find a reasonable balance between extreme paternalism, which infantilizes adults, and an absolute rejection of paternalism, which invalidates even the possibility of coercion as an instrumental means of achieving the good.

Gandhi promoted ahimsa, a Buddhist rejection of violence which Savarkar called "mealy-mouthed".

For example, hip-hop has a fundamental rejection of authority, which may explain why it also attracts a similar audience.