Sentence examples for which dismisses from inspiring English sources

Instead, we have the National Rifle Association, which dismisses such discussion as a threat to the Second Amendment.

The American Repertory Theater production which dismisses my directions is a complete parody of the play as conceived by me.

The athletic culture, which dismisses and demonizes opponents, most often acts in opposition to our other goals as an academic institution, not in concert with them.

Moreover, by urging the acceptance of pragmatism, which dismisses isms as unproven fabrications yet is itself an ism, Hu's position seemed to be untenable and unconvincing.

In that context his last chapter, which dismisses how other historians have written about financial panics, is too much of a hostage to fortune.

Also offering a distinctive manifesto is Ukip, which dismisses the notion of man-made climate change and wants to "rejuvenate the coal industry".

They appealed to the National Labor Relations Board, which dismissed their claim.

That decision was overturned by an Appellate Division panel, which dismissed Mr. Shiamili's complaint.

These are the concerns at Seton Hall, in South Orange, N.J., which dismissed Bobby Gonzalez and did not try to sugarcoat the reasons.

The sale to Seibu Saison was made in a joint venture with Hermès, which dismissed Mr. Scherrer two years later.

Today's appeal was against a High Court ruling which dismissed eight of the original nine areas of legal challenge.