Sentence examples for for rejecting sir from inspiring English sources
PJ Harvey, one of last year's guest editors, came under fire from conservative commentators for broadcasting a monologue by Julian Assange, while the BBC was criticised for rejecting Sir Tim Berners-Lee's request to let an atheist deliver Thought for the Day.
Lord Tordoff, for the executive, urged the conference to reject Sir Cyril's proposal.
Richard Scudamore has rejected Sir Alex Ferguson's criticism of the standard of refereeing in the Premier League.
Dr Fox was one of five MPs whose appeals were rejected by Sir Paul Kennedy - also including Communities Minister Shahid Malik, who was overpaid by £1,340 in expenses for council tax and a TV at his second home.
And others might wonder how clever a move it was for Morrisons to buy Safeway for £3bn in 2004, the sort of flashy big acquisition the no-nonsense Yorkshire-based firm had up until then rejected under Sir Ken's leadership.
This figure was rejected by Sir Peter.
In a letter to the Guardian, scientists including the Nobel laureates Sir John Gurdon and Sir John Walker, rejected this claim, arguing that primate research was still critical for developing treatments for dementia and other debilitating illnesses.
In 1954, a constitutional commission headed by Sir George William Rendel rejected a proposal for a second chamber composed solely of minority representatives, citing its unsuitability in a tiny state like Singapore and arguing that it might end up being unnecessarily bureaucratic.
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson wrote to the IPCC last month rejecting criticism that two key responsibilities for the firearms operation were given to the same officer, the inquest heard.
Despite his enthusiasm for Blair's reforming zeal, Sir David rejected the charge that New Labour "politicised" the civil service: I really don't think you should get too excited by this profoundly uninteresting question.
