Sentence examples for changes rejected from inspiring English sources

Days later, the government published 26 decrees, many of which mimic the constitutional changes rejected in the referendum.

The local community board unanimously recommended in February that the City Council, which will make the ultimate decision on the expansion plan because it requires zoning changes, reject the university's plan because, it contended, the project was too dense and tall and would mar the neighborhood's character.

Trump told the Washington Post he has a "very high intelligence" and therefore is not a believer in climate change, rejecting the findings of a key report that found climate change is already threatening Americans' health, the U.S. economy and infrastructure.

The council committee decided to remove an "urgency clause" from the proposed rules to allow more time to inform the public about the changes but rejected other changes proposed by Price.

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

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

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

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.

The change Australia rejected (menop(Aus)e in tinny).

"That's got Kyoto written all over it," he said, referring to the climate change treaty rejected by the United States.

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.