Sentence examples for that does not dismiss from inspiring English sources
Perhaps, in that sense at least, the Democrats' best hope is Barack Obama, who has so far managed these issues with the most grace and intelligence (surely due in no little part to his own multinational and multi-ethnic background), campaigning in a way that does not dismiss or patronize immigrants and foreigners, and pays due respect and priority to all U.S. workers.
However, that does not dismiss papers that are of great interest even though they do not make it to the news media.
So we went for a moderate statement, that did not dismiss nor give in to the army.
QUESTION FROM DANIEL: My issue with recent "politicization of the Court": if Bush v. Gore went up before 1986, I suspect it would have been decided differently, and not primarily because the court was less conservative, but mostly because it would have taken due process more seriously and issued a decision that did not dismiss Florida's internal procedures so thoroughly.
One that did not dismiss men in general, but did not feel that they added to their lives in ways meaningful enough to sustain a long-term relationship.
We need to learn and apply ways to respond to others that don't dismiss their value as people.
It has been argued that the prefix 'post' implies the end of colonialism; however, we share the view with other scholars that postcolonialism does not dismiss the ongoing realities of colonialism [ 1], but rather intentionally trains a lens on the emergence of new patterns of inequities [ 27].
Furthermore, this may lend support to adaptation by Europeans to geographical specificities of that continent, but does not dismiss the possibility of complex population structure in Africa at the time of divergence of the human and Neanderthal lineages [ 75].
Conclusion To address the needs of women with lymphoedema and perhaps to prevent progression of lymphoedema, it is important that practitioners do not dismiss mild symptoms and that women are referred to an appropriate specialist.
He is exasperated that Blair chose diversity over uniformity, and that Labour did not dismiss as "nonsense" the talk about comprehensives failing.
The frustration for England is that they did not dismiss Dravid for 42 and that dropped catch by Graeme Swann at second slip could prove to be a turning point in the match.
