Sentence examples for a blanket rejection from inspiring English sources

Some interpreted this as a blanket rejection of working with big businesses.

As part of the UN's dogged denial of culpability, the organization has made a blanket rejection of calls for compensation contained in a class action lawsuit filed in New York by victims of the disaster.

Still, those who question Trump's legitimacy go beyond whether he won by fraudulent means, often focusing on his basic fitness to hold the office — a blanket rejection of the president reminiscent of how some of Richard M. Nixon's opponents regarded him from the start.

That ultimate establishment figure Sir Mike Rake, the chairman of BT and former president of the CBI, said: "I don't think business should reject out of hand what Theresa May has said". Naturally, Rake offered caveats – "You have got to be careful before you leap in to appoint people on boards" – but his comments were far from being a blanket rejection of workers in the boardroom.

Pressed on whether he'd issue a blanket rejection, Ryan said: "I haven't given any thought to this stuff.

Already, however, some Jews I know are using that anti-Semitic paragraph to justify a blanket rejection of the issues that matter to African Americans.

His literal interpretation of Benjamin's statement that authentic art has its basis in ritual leads him to a somewhat naïve blanket rejection of theater (which he calls "a ritual of antiquity"); he also explicitly distances himself from performance art.

Inquiries about opponents have been met with a polite but blanket rejection.

He said the government had given permission for nine helicopters from the World Food Program to ferry aid to survivors, a significant softening of its blanket rejection of United Nations aid workers.

In a climate provided by a president who fosters distrust and normalises blanket rejection of fact, his supporters are having no problem distancing themselves from the truth.

Apple's blanket rejection of apps accessing UDIDs is just the latest in a long line of erratic behavior on Apple's part of enforcing the rules of the iOS App Store.