Sentence examples for for having rejected from inspiring English sources
In fact, he is well known for having rejected one form of the efficient-markets model, in a famous paper with Kenneth Singleton, now at Stanford.
On Saturday, Mr. Karzai met with about 60 members of Parliament, mostly his supporters, and berated them for having rejected his proposed new election law.
An outraged, elderly professor pinned me against a wall and harangued me for having rejected his paper on why human beings got up on their hind legs and walked.
Piazza came under a cloud of suspicion for having rejected the multimillions thrown at him by the Dodgers, who plucked him from the bottom of the draft and nurtured him to the top of his game.
He comes from a well-known political family: his father was deputy speaker of the West Bengal legislature and his mother's uncle was the venerated freedom fighter Subhas Chandra Bose, who is remembered for having rejected Gandhi's nonviolent struggle and raising an army to fight the British.
Correction: September 7, 2000, Thursday An article on Saturday about the finances of Dick Cheney, the Republican candidate for vice president, misstated his reason for having rejected $89,500 in honorariums from 1992 to 1999 and having directed them to charity.
United, for example, have rejected several bids for Nani and the only player they are willing to move out is Bébé.
The traders, many from families that have used the same stalls for generations, have rejected the offer of compensation for their licences as mean and misguided.
Her party, the National League for Democracy, has rejected the junta's conditions for starting a dialogue, which include her dropping her support for international sanctions against the regime.
The Department for Transport has rejected Branson's offer to run the franchise for free if it delays its decision to award the 14-year contract to FirstGroup.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport has rejected an attempt by Malaga to overturn a Uefa ban from next season's Europa League over previously unpaid debts.
