Sentence examples for be rejected because it from inspiring English sources
That, too, must be rejected, "because it sets goals that are beyond what can be achieved at a reasonable cost and what we need to achieve to secure our interests".
He also warned that a mooted proposal for a bond swap, to ease Athens' cash-crunch, was likely to be rejected, because it struck "fear into the soul" of European Central Bank president Mario Draghi.
Back in the 70s, there was hardly any discussion of the determinants of nominal demand; what Lucas and his followers were arguing was that Keynesianism must be rejected because it was unable to derive wage stickiness from maximizing behavior.
Lawyers for Hamza, a former nightclub bouncer who has a hook in place of a missing hand, told London's High Court the U.S. extradition request should be rejected because it relied on evidence obtained by torture.
Saying that the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty should be rejected because it is not certain that every test will be detected is like opposing speed limits because not every speeder is stopped.
The plan by NextWave Telecom to reorganize and emerge from bankruptcy should be rejected because it lacks specific data on financing and the company's business model, the government said yesterday.
Others are rejected because, "It's not clear what the petition is asking the UK government or parliament to do".
Peninsula Health Care District officials said the county's request for $4 million was rejected because "it was completely undefined," said Cheryl Fama, the district's chief executive.
Habeas corpus could be rejected because, there was, to put it bluntly, no corpus.
Finally, on June 23, Toktumi learned that the application had been rejected because it required people to pay through its website rather than Apple's subscription services that are integrated with the iPhone 3.0 update.
It is not the soul being sick, but its protection failing, or else being rejected because it is experienced— correctly— as a betrayal of ego's highest potential".
