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Meanings of rejected criticism in English

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Usage of rejected criticism in English
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Suu Kyi has rejected criticism over the show-trial conviction earlier this month.
The Guardian
2
He rejected criticism that the government had not yet found the girls.
The Guardian
3
Inferno's owner Lee Quince rejected criticism that the offer was encouraging truancy.
BBC
4
Mr Cowen yesterday rejected criticism that his move had damaged the beef industry.
The Irish Times
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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters rejected criticism that Jones' comments were racist.
Radio NZ
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Education Minister Huw Lewis rejected criticism that the system was volatile.
BBC
7
Mr Wheeler rejected criticism he should be more aggressive, as other countries had.
Radio NZ
8
THE Tanaiste rejected criticism of his air travel by a Fianna Fail backbencher.
The Irish Times
9
Vice President Joe Biden rejected criticism of the administration's handling of the disaster.
Reuters
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But he rejected criticism of his leadership by Kane and some other diplomats.
Reuters
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The WHO has rejected criticism it is too close to Beijing.
Reuters
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The PSNI today rejected criticism of their handling of racial attacks in the North.
The Irish Times
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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has rejected criticism that Jones' comments were racist.
Radio NZ
14
Mr Johnson rejected criticism of his decision to suspend parliament.
News.com.au
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He also rejected criticism of the planned dissolution of the Children Acts Advisory Board.
The Irish Times
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Party chairman John Gormley strongly rejected criticism of his party.
The Irish Times
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Rejected criticism across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare
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