Sentence examples for we could reject from inspiring English sources

We could reject the muddle-headed notion that everyone getting better at a sport is part of some shared aim – that we want the standard of football, cricket, rugby, snooker or bowls to be higher overall.

"We would have to decide whether there was a manifest error on the part of the state authorities concerned, and in particular of the national courts concerned, before we could reject a case as inadmissible under the new criterion... Ultimately, in those cases we would be the ones who would be interpreting the provision and applying it".

In the regression IV-2 we could reject the null hypothesis at the 10%% level.

Thus, we could reject a model for the genetic architecture of type 2 diabetes where rare nonsynonymous variants clustered in a modest number of genes (fewer than 20) are responsible for the majority of disease risk.

Nevertheless, we could reject this concept and instead build a revised concept of freedom and responsibility that lives up to our normative demands (unlike Smart's utilitarian proposal) and is naturalistically plausible (unlike libertarian theories of free agency).

The test of equality for the two AUCs resulted in a very small p-value (<0.0001), so we could reject the null hypothesis that the predictive power of the two CTA-derived methods (as characterized by AUC) is the same up to the level of 0.05.

One possibility, which we investigated and could reject, is variation in mutant hINS gene expression in different DGRP backgrounds.

The annual meeting has always voted for the committee's proposals, although in theory it could reject them: "We're always aware of that," says Grant Moir of the R&A's Rules Department.The authority of the R&A dates from 1897 150 years after the rules of golf were first drafted when a uniform code of rules was agreed among Scottish clubs.

The parties could reject the implant.

Then Congress could reject any recommendations.

A judge could reject the case as immaterial.