Sentence examples for system is dismissed from inspiring English sources

The existing political system is dismissed as convenient camouflage, behind which a new order is taking shape, featuring, among other things, an "aristocracy" of ex-KGB people.

Councils are spending millions of pounds on controversial lie-detector tests to catch benefit fraudsters, despite the system being dismissed by one expert as "closer to astrology than science", according to a report.

As late as 1985, the idea of a connection between the brain and the immune system was dismissed in an editorial in The New England Journal of Medicine as "folklore".

England would benefit greatly from devolution, but if the Scots vote for the status quo in September all this talk of decentralisation will be put to one side, just as the notion of a fair voting system was dismissed after the failure of the AV referendum.

[C2.] Japan Replaces a Bank Reformer The chairman of the government agency responsible for resurrecting Japan's troubled banking system was dismissed after telling a group of local bankers that he would protect them from inspections their managers considered too harsh.

I do not want to end without mentioning another externality that is dismissed in market systems: the fate of the species.

Public opinion is dismissed.

History class is dismissed.

Osorio Chong announced that prison officials, including the prison's director, Valentin Cardenas Lerma, and the head of Mexico's prison system had been dismissed.

It irks me that each time anyone dares to criticise the current unwieldy system, they are dismissed as being bitter whingers and are assumed to bear a grudge against Jane Tranter because she has rejected their scripts.

If that wasn't bad enough, the news that sexual assault cases in the military justice system are being dismissed because President Obama said he wanted such cases prosecuted was pretty shocking news as well.