reject造句

I reject these choices.

Ultimately, the authors reject the naturalism argument.

They can either accept or reject your invitation.

Throttle: DataPower can reject transactions that exceed the given threshold.

He was a reject from the varsity team.

Alternatively, you might choose to embrace the scientific worldview and reject all these humanist values.

Some controls reject any keystrokes other than the numeric digits 0 through 9. Other controls reject spaces, tabs, dashes, and other punctuation in real time.

It was unusual for a junior to reject such an opening.

Last year, he said, this deficiency prompted a high-end dating agency to reject his application.

Again, with strings you need to identify what is legal, and reject any other string.

Most practitioners reject the idea of a "new science" and cavil even at the word futurology.

He notes that in U.S. regions that depend on exports, especially in agriculture, voters tend to reject protectionism.

If you add this type of constraint at development time, the schema validator will reject the invalid data at runtime.

Whichever candidate had had the courage to reject outright this proposal would have had the better claim to be President.

The only way to keep our freedom is to have the steadfastness to reject those tempting offers.

Designing institutions or construction enterprises shall reject the requests from owner for lowering the quality of projects in violation of the stipulations of previous articles.

Prayer is the most important tool for your mission in the world. People may refuse our love or reject our message, but they are defenseless against our prayers.

Maybe the official version of Compojure depends on Jetty and I want to change it to work with Server X, but upstream don't agree and reject my patches.

Speaking for myself, it is because I reject the factual basis of the central Christian doctrines that I consider myself an atheist.

If the sort of idea advanced by Mr. Liang can be called a "representation", I declare that we do "reject representations".

President Ahmadinejad, facing an election battle of his own in June 2009, responded by calling for an apology for decades of American misdeeds, but did not explicitly reject the overture.

Yet, he eventually came to criticise and reject 'Réealism' as inadequate to the task of a radical 'revaluation of values', and replaced the 'historical approach' with his own genealogy of morality.

American friends were obviously quite disturbed by the attitude of those here (in the U. s) who sought to misrepresent the arguments of the Chinese and reject them out of hand.

The factory managers reject any legal liability by insisting that the workers were informed of their working conditions before they began, and that the safety of the factory was confirmed by inspectors.

To study the development of this old culture, to reject its feudal dross and assimilate its democratic essence is a necessary condition for developing our new national culture and increasing our national self-confidence, but we should never swallow anything and everything uncritically.