Sentence examples for changes are rejected from inspiring English sources

However, some of these changes are rejected many times because they appear to be too costly.

The fears expressed in dissent rest on the proposition that the procedure at issue here is "fundamentally unfair" to landowners; this fails to take into account the mechanisms for relief potentially available to property owners whose desired land use changes are rejected by the voters.

Negative reviews, backouts, and issue reopening are relatively independent events; in particular, about 70%% of issue reopenings are premature; 75%% of all inappropriate changes are rejected within four days.

Because these changes were rejected by the Parliament, the government passed them by decree on Tuesday.

A1); JOHN C. GOLINE -- A former member of the leadership of the Suez Shriners in San Angelo, Tex.; Inconsistencies at a Georgia club's bingo game raised the suspicions of a Shrine leader, but many of his changes were rejected when he left office.

Senior Tories have said that the prime minister will face a crippling rebellion unless he drops the threat, outlined last October by the former justice secretary Chris Grayling, to withdraw from the European convention on human rights if a series of changes were rejected.

A legal challenge to the changes was rejected by the High Court last week.

Film producer Victor Saville threatened to resign if the changes were made, and Spencer Tracy supported him, which led to the changes being rejected.

Update: Two later votes on amendments linking humans to climate change were rejected.

Allam added he would also go away within 24 hours if the name change is rejected by the FA, whose council has absolute discretion to decide.

In the first case, nearly as many people would "win" if the policy change was rejected as if it was adopted; in the second case, refusing to change the policy would be a dramatic deviation from what the public wants.