Sentence examples for express their rejection from inspiring English sources
"The people have found a way to express their rejection of colonialism without having to choose between the options for political status".
A leading Hezbollah official, Deputy Secretary General Naim Qassem, described the stone throwing as "a way for the Lebanese to express their rejection of the occupation".
Millions of Egyptians took to the streets to express their rejection of such a stance, and demand a return to real democracy.
About 10,000 people marched from Sana'a university towards the home of Abd-Rabbuh Mansour Hadi, who quit along with his entire cabinet on Thursday, to express their rejection of his resignation.
In Britain, for example, members of the radical (but non-violent) Hizb ut-Tahrir movement have appeared on television to express their rejection of the principles of liberal democracy and secular justice.
However, although Oronoz professional merit and academic standing is unquestionable, conservative voices from the New Progressive Party have already started to express their rejection.
For instance, according to a Pew Global Attitudes study, the very people in Muslim countries who looked favourably upon suicide bombing in 2002, including residents of Lebanon, Indonesia, and Pakistan, clearly expressed their rejection of suicide bombing as a tactic some five years later.
Reacting to the result Ms Rousseff - who has served one four-year term as president - said people had expressed their rejection of "the ghosts of the past, recession and unemployment", and vowed to continue to work for change.
Fundamentalist evangelical groups, mainly aligned with the New Progressive Party, have also expressed their rejection for an openly gay Associate Justice.
Sure enough, everyone was gathering around a big field, holding up signs that expressed their rejection of the mine.
"During the comment period of the Department of the Interior, more than 53,000 Latinos expressed their rejection to this shrinkage and support to the monuments.
