Sentence examples for required the rejection from inspiring English sources

"All these exigencies required the rejection of the lowly, the alien, and the shamed," he wrote.

All progress towards peace requires the rejection of terror.... Terror threatens my nation.

It is the irony of our moment that prudence requires the rejection of austerity.

First, it requires the rejection of a huge amount of medical science.

Innovation requires the rejection of accepted ideas and or the disruption of accepted methods.

While the belief in the instantaneous creation of humankind by a supernatural creator may require the rejection of every aspect of the theory of evolution, an individual instead may choose to accept some or all of this scientific theory as compatible with his or her spiritual outlook.

This approach has major implications because the rejection of an evolutionary worldview would then logically require the rejection of many aspects of cell biology, genetics, animal biology, plant biology, and ecology.

He argued against the Epicureans that their commitment to free will does not require the rejection of the principle of bivalence applied to propositions about the future or the postulation of an uncaused swerve among the atoms.

This terminological shift, and its supposed revelation of the socially constructed character of physiognomically defined identities, need not require the rejection of group-specific policies such as affirmative action.

Some have argued that the liberal commitment to free association requires the rejection of antidiscrimination laws, including those that ban employment discrimination such as the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Epstein, 1992).

Failure to find the cause the theory asserts to be there will in general not require the rejection of the theory: the claim is an existence claim, and a failure to find something asserted to exist does not refute that claim; perhaps one has not looked hard enough.