Sentence examples for could have rejected from inspiring English sources

Nascar officials could have rejected the deal.

The pilots could have rejected their contract.

Importantly, a majority of the nonaffiliated public shareholders could have rejected the deal on its merits.

I could have rejected her for this lack of sophistication or exploited her low bid.

He could have rejected the women who were given to him for free, without dowry.

He could have rejected them as not germane to his inquiry; some think he should have done.

There are Southern judges whom the Senate could not have rejected; Nixon chose two whom it could not accept.

How could we have rejected him for simply being as oddball as the rest of us?

But investment bankers will be harder to implicate because Mr. Grubman could easily have rejected their attempts at influence.

If the inspector general had done the investigation and made the same recommendation, a midlevel official could not have rejected it.

The generation of young voters that grew up with the cynicism of the Bush White House and the economic struggles of the Great Recession could easily have rejected politics.