Sentence examples for sharply rejecting from inspiring English sources

Last week, in sharply rejecting a preliminary American proposal for phasing in the use of forest credits, the European Union described sinks as "a free gift".

On Sunday, top White House advisers amplified on those comments, defending the breadth of the $3.6 trillion budget plan and sharply rejecting Republican arguments that it would cost, not create, jobs, and send energy costs up.

Thus, from Eq. (3), it is clear that, under orthogonal illumination, H c defines the passband of the system's diffraction limit by sharply rejecting field frequencies with magnitude beyond some cutoff ω c but allowing all other frequencies to pass through unchanged.

Youngblood, however, sharply rejected the suggestion: Outsiders have, however, combed through Bakersfield's practices before.

But Schmidt sharply rejects the idea that the company is too different to offer any general management lessons.

Suggestions that Mr Straw was acting in tandem with Gordon Brown were sharply rejected by both departments yesterday.

This centuries-old consensus of divine and human cooperation was sharply rejected by Martin Luther, who maintained that the apostle Paul denied human participation in the process of salvation.

But he sharply rejected any suggestion that India would lose its luster as an investment target or see its global influence diminished.

The Protestant views of justification by faith alone, the Lord's Supper, and the propriety of clerical marriage were sharply rejected.

Davis and his Justice Department colleague Andrew Warden sharply rejected the claim of frivolous force feeding as the government began presenting its own case on Tuesday.

The bank's lawyers sharply rejected an assertion by the attorney general's office that the bank was hiding behind attorney-client privilege to avoid disclosing crucial facts.