Sentence examples for supporting and rejecting from inspiring English sources

He experienced the civil war in Ukraine and, between 1917 and 1921, wavered between supporting and rejecting the Bolsheviks.

There is evidence both supporting and rejecting this surgical procedure, and hence, the use of VTs remains a contentious issue [ 1, 6].

Thus, genes supporting and rejecting the same sets of trees should group together, constituting a cloud, while genes with atypical support/rejection patterns of topologies should be displayed elsewhere on the PCA [ 10].

The Senate likewise supported and rejected a grab bag of other, often loosely-related amendments.

To his Algerian detractors, the author of The Fall, The Plague and The Rebel remains not the country's only Nobel laureate but a sympathiser with the European pied noir colonialists, supporting France and rejecting independence for Algeria.

But she said the family planning provider has "not had any widespread pushback from any organizations" that financially support them, and she said the new poll shows that people support Planned Parenthood and "reject the political circus" spurred by the attack. .

On Jan . 17 it issued an unusually tough statement supporting the commission and rejecting "any attempt to discredit these members of the group and their work". The commission ultimately ruled that the pope did have authority over the Knights of Malta.

Throughout, Key proved a populist while eschewing conservative morality politics, supporting gay marriage and rejecting his predecessor's attempt to play divisive, race-based politics by stirring up white grievance against the Maori population.

Leaders from my Institute and the ATFL were joined by community leaders from across the U.S. We largely came to a consensus supporting the tribunal and rejecting the notion that Lebanon must choose between stability and justice.

Doctors' fears of death and of other issues around PAS can contribute to their avoiding much-needed discussions with patients about their impending death, both in doctors who support and who reject PAS.

He supports choice and rejects claims that private provision of public services has reduced quality.