Sentence examples for that would dismiss from inspiring English sources

And one must admire a gesture that would dismiss a bourgeois reading public.

To the pleasure of Mr Kwasniewski, who was shedding his old political clothes back in 1989, the Constitutional Court has just rejected a bill that would dismiss judges who co-operated with the communist regime.

They are pursuing a motion for summary judgment that would dismiss the attorney general's claims, and have argued that a separate settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission already included injunctive relief.

They will debate a motion – described as "unprecedented in legal history" – that would dismiss its current council and replace it with supporters of the institution's former director, Lady Greenfield.

The realistic description of the sumptuous banquet in B1 and the wide range of Xenophanes' reported geographical and geological interests all sit poorly with an Eleatic "rationalism" that would dismiss all information gained through our faculties of sense and construct on the basis of reason alone a view of "what is" as a motionless, changeless and eternal unity.

In January, a bill was introduced to the North Dakota Legislative Assembly that would dismiss charges in cases where drivers ran over protesters with so long as the protester was standing in a roadway and the collision was accidental.

Kim Moore, Black Box's director for marketing, said the brand had not done traditional advertising because consumers might be so certain that boxed wine was inferior that they would dismiss advertising that claimed otherwise.

Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati said yesterday that it would dismiss one agency that had worked on assignments for Clairol products but keep another.

The judge suggested that she would dismiss the civil complaint if the woman, Carmen Gonzalez, missed that hearing.

PARIS — The French fashion house Christian Dior said Tuesday that it would dismiss its chief designer, John Galliano, after the surfacing of a video that showed his anti-Semitic outbursts at a Paris bar.

That's too many "isms" for a non-scientist to really care about, and there's no doubt that the everyday work of science proceeds as usual without regard for issues that many would dismiss as metaphysics.