A good, rejected paper, then, is by no means an oxymoron.And that observation is the basis of Rejecta Mathematica, an open-source academic journal that recently went online.
Obama, Sarkozy and Cameron call on Gaddafi to "go and go for good", rejecting demands for an immediate ceasefire and a negotiated exit for the Libyan dictator.
It is no good rejecting the old anti-Met rhetoric if that is merely replaced with a new rhetoric that scorns the black community for failing to control itself.
He spent a long time on each poem, went through them line by line, sometimes word by word, praised what was good, rejected what wasn't, highlighted what was promising and could be developed in other directions, concentrated throughout, his gaze fixed on the text, hardly ever on us, making notes on what he said.
This quote further illustrates the shift in how he employs the Highest Good, rejecting its earlier motivational role, and repositioning it as, rather, an architectonic principle for practical reason.
Computer equipment and consumer electronics are among the most popular goods rejected by their first buyers.
Any level of income security is hard to come by – work orders can be cancelled suddenly, finished goods rejected by contractors with little explanation, or payment delayed for months on end.
For example, they could commit up front not to assess fines against platforms that, in good faith, reject RTBF requests.
In that situation, could Mr. Obama argue that denouncing Mr. Farrakhan's views was just as good as rejecting his donation?
