The phrase "as rejected when" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific condition or context in which something was rejected, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The proposal was deemed invalid as rejected when the deadline passed."
Alternatives: "as denied when" or "as dismissed when".
Because of a bout of rheumatic fever in childhood, Woodfull had stiff muscles and as a result was rejected when he tried to join the First Australian Imperial Force to fight in World War I.
The very same day, the Environmental Protection Agency declared that in 2011 it would begin drawing up anti-carbon regulations on oil refineries and power plants, another power grab effectively enacting what Congress had firmly rejected when presented as cap-and-trade legislation.
Films which do not attract enough controversy may be ridiculed and rejected when suggested as cult films.
He was humiliatingly rejected when he stood as leader in 1997, because the party was looking for somebody cuddlier than the tough former home secretary who had been described by a colleague as "having something of the night" about him.
His unit was not involved in the mass murders of Jews and Poles, but he admitted he had seen the Waffen-SS as "an elite unit" after being rejected when he volunteered for submarine duty at 15.
It next appears in the literature in the 1970s when it was investigated as a potential antidepressant medication, but rejected when research reported that BZP had amphetamine-like effects and was liable to abuse.
The power function, denoted by C, is defined as the probability that H0 is rejected when the parameter θ is true.
Yet his June, 1905, paper on relativity was rejected when he submitted it as a dissertation.
It is interesting to note that tutorship is regarded as a task, easy to reject when pressure from multitasking grows.
And the 9th Circuit just as rightly rejected it when advanced with respect to those subject to the travel ban.
