Sentence examples for certainly rejected from inspiring English sources

The deal was carefully constructed to carry legal force but without requiring approval by the US Congress - which would have almost certainly rejected it.

"We've rejected the idea somehow that we can buy job security, and we've certainly rejected the idea of selling the logic of the marketplace to the members," Mr. Hargrove said.

But Mr. Christie certainly rejected anything that looks like fiscal pump priming, as he declined billions of dollars in federal transportation money to build a new rail tunnel under the Hudson River, a project that would have created thousands of well-paid union jobs).

The clubs would almost certainly reject that idea.

Even if they were proposed, parliament would almost certainly reject them.

He would certainly reject the angry polemics against the papacy that invoke his name.

That same core in the House will almost certainly reject the 2014 Democratic budget expected from the Senate on Wednesday.

It certainly rejects the default mode dominating mainstream fiction and most culture in general: this kind of sentimental humanism.

"[C] certainly rejects the default mode dominating mainstream fiction and most culture in general: this kind of sentimental humanism," McCarthy has said about it.

"I said, like 9/11, 'Let's roll!' " That the Senate would almost certainly reject the health care delay, he added, was not a concern.

The governments of both Canada and the United States, who remain important BlackBerry customers, would almost certainly reject any deal involving a Chinese suitor.