"As the time is ticking, I might not be able to reject it if I get something similar.
In addition, it will be able to reject nine unexpired leases on stores that have been closed.
Insurers would no longer be able to reject applicants with "pre-existing conditions" or charge them exorbitant rates.
Writing in The Daily Telegraph, Mr Davis said: "If we do not like a new law, Parliament should be able to reject it".
The jury would be able to reject the murder charge, however, and opt for a lesser offense, including charges like manslaughter.
In years past, only governments could torpedo candidates for Europe's top jobs, but now the parliament also will be able to reject them.
Some agreed that women ought to be able to reject the veil, and that Tunisians should be able to buy alcohol — widely available here now — despite an Islamic prohibition.
That's — that's important, of course, but the key that we're going to have to pursue is a — is a pathway to — to get the Muslim world to be able to reject extremism on its own.
The government will also be able to reject cases in which the accused person comes from a democratic country, where the issue presumably could be brought in its own courts.
As quoted by the Daily Mail, Blues manager Guus Hiddink said that he hoped that the club would be able to reject any deals if they came in for the forward.
And the London Assembly will be able to reject the mayor's policies with a two-thirds majority.
