Sentence examples for direct rejected from inspiring English sources

Supporters Direct rejected the proposals and was angry at not being among the 650 stakeholders interviewed while the Football League said it was unable to accept the proposals in their current form – despite its chairman, Greg Clarke, sitting on the commission.

Safety margins are influenced by stepwise penalty functions instead of a direct rejecting method.

Safety margins are introduced by stepwise penalty functions instead of a direct rejecting method.

It's an attitude that has seen Pulis's so-called British style of physical and direct soccer rejected by none other than the British themselves.

Willis said: "We have more information available to us than a bank would have". The small number of members who may have had direct debits rejected in the past are automatically ineligible for peer-to-peer lending.

Netanyahu resisted direct talks, rejected a full settlement freeze, flaunted his uncompromising views on Jerusalem, pooh-poohed a Syria opening, and, at the same time, endlessly reiterated his supposed willingness to talk to the Palestinians "without conditions".

Direct realists reject the act-object analysis of perceptual experiences advanced by sense-datum theorists and other indirect realists.

However, the document rejected direct force as unlikely to wipe out the Chinese nuclear capability.

James Madison, Alexander Hamilton and their peers, as they met for the constitutional convention in Philadelphia in 1787, had deliberately rejected direct democracy.

On Thursday, he rejected direct talks with the United States while it was "pointing a gun at Iran"; on Saturday he elaborated on the issue.

Before September 11th, some of his deputies had occasionally spoken with U.S. diplomats, but afterward the United States rejected direct talks with Taliban leaders, on the ground that they were as much to blame for terrorism as Al Qaeda was.