rejected造句

She has not rejected.

The proposal was rejected.

He categorically rejected our offer.

Your estimate was rejected by the seller.

Can be second liver carrier rejected?

Barren women are rejected by the tribesmen.

They had rejected our request contemptuous ly.

The youth rejected admonition and held to his demand .

The transplant was rejected by the surrounding tissue.

Iran has persistently rejected talks during the past few years.

A genius is doomed to misfortunes: he is rejected by contemporaries as a heretic and rejected by posterity for his limitations.

If someone is rejected it can also cause extraordinary despair and can lead to obsession.

The Court unanimously rejected such a "Trial by Formula, " as Justice dubbed it.

Chen's wife flatly rejected the charges against her in a statement.

But he rejected an offer by El Universo to publish a rebuttal.

Some might be accepted. Most will probably be rejected as monstrous.

Data records that violate the database constraints are rejected by the connector and forwarded to a flat file.

Abhisit Vejjajiva, the present prime minister, rejected their ultimatum but said he would listen to their grievances.

All that brainstorms do is throw up lots of new ideas that then have to be rejected.

That approach – long rejected by Germany – would allow Greece to erase part of its sizeable debt burden.

The African Union Peace and Security Council Friday emphatically rejected Andry Rajoelina's rise to power in Madagascar.

The tracker includes “troubled transactions”—those rejected at a late stage by regulators or those that partly or entirely fell apart.

After being rejected by one co-op board and having two other offers on co-ops fall through, they decided to look for a condo.

Indonesia is a stable democracy now, and another long insurgency, in Aceh in Sumatra, ended in 2005 with a promise of the sort of autonomy the Timorese rejected.

Although eager to offer such assurances, the shah flatly rejected the idea of affording the Americans a veto on reprocessing of U.S.-supplied fuel.

Republicans are noisily claiming that some provisions do not meet this test, and therefore must be rejected by the Senate's parliamentarian.

For example, if the application can be rejected only on the ground that one of the applicants is a minor, we obviously should perform that check before ordering his or her credit report.

Mr Blankfein, a postman's son from the Bronx, is considered more unassuming than Mr Paulson—indeed he was rejected on his first application to the bank. But no one doubts his abilities.

This form of teaching, called Sabellianism after one of its chief exponents, Sabeiiius, was rejected by the Church because it involved God in suffering and distorted the human picture of Jesus in the gospels.

Mr Christie was not amused. But he had the last laugh last week, when voters rejected most of the budgets that New Jersey’s 500-odd school districts offered as an alternative.

When an agency reaches a final decision on the project, it must prepare a "record of decision" summarizing its actions and explaining why it rejected environmentally preferable alternatives and mitigation measures.

Imported/exported animal products that are confirmed to have Class A hazardous effect shall be rejected at border, to be destroyed or recalled; and if necessary, the State Council shall be suggested to take measures to close border post(s) involved.