Sentence examples for cases rejected from inspiring English sources

Cases rejected by the council would be passed on to private lawyers.

The supreme people's court, which reviews all death penalty cases, rejected Wen's appeal and upheld the sentence in May.

This lushly illustrated volume showcases the range of imaginative designs they explored and, in some cases, rejected.

A judge accused of taking bribes in divorce cases rejected a plea bargain yesterday, saying he wanted to go to trial.

We have cases of people who have survived torture, claimed asylum, had their cases rejected and have then been forcibly removed from the UK.

From 2008 until mid-2010, fedistrictstrict judges ruling in habeas corpus cases rejected the government's factual evidence 40 percent of the time.

Over the last month, the Court decided several of those cases, rejecting the death row inmates' arguments.

The European Union has just introduced a way to scrutinize and, in some cases, reject incoming foreign direct investment deemed dangerous for national security and critical European interests.

Nagel (1971), one of the early philosophers to write about these cases, rejects that result.

We predict that higher-quality judges, as measured by citations, affirmance rates, and similar criteria, are more likely to dismiss cases, reject lead plaintiffs, reject attorneys' fees, and retain cases rather than hand them over to other judges.

The United States, which argued that the court had no jurisdiction in the case, rejected the verdict.