Sentence examples for cause for rejecting from inspiring English sources

The New York State comptroller's office cited the phone hacking scandal as its cause for rejecting a $27 million contract with a News Corporation subsidiary for a system to track student performance.

The main causes for rejecting images were the visibility of skin folding and PM absence.

Previously, President Bush and others had stressed uncertainties in understanding the causes and consequences of warming as a reason for rejecting restrictions.

Previously, President Bush and other officials had emphasized uncertainties in understanding the causes and consequences of warming as a reason for rejecting binding restrictions on heat-trapping gases.

Therefore, EC may be considered as the underlying cause for the rejected animals.

In order to demonstrate one of these use cases a nonlinear model predictive control (NMPC) application was developed based on the coal mill model and the performance of the NMPC was compared to a conventional coal mill control strategy for tracking load change references and for rejecting disturbances caused by variations in coal moisture.

We used 0.01 as the significance level for rejecting or failing to reject the null model.

Follow-up analyses showed that only IBI2 showed a marginally significant difference between accepted and rejected offers, caused by less deceleration for rejected offers, as is shown in Fig.  6 (bottom panel).

They conveyed a message through two intermediaries, he said, suggesting that he form a political party as an outlet for his cause but reject unauthorized street gatherings.

Petru Nemoianu strongly dismissed the accounts as "enormities", and stated that the Union had good cause to reject the PNR for its handling of the Transylvanian issue.

Mr. Powell and others have begun increasing their emphasis on the need to interview scientists without interference as a major cause for accusing Mr. Hussein of rejecting the disarmament demands in Security Council Resolution 1441, adopted last fall by a unanimous vote.