Sentence examples for had rejected for from inspiring English sources

He printed one issue on paper that the Army had rejected for target-practice use.

Last month she met Tomás Ojea Quintana, the UN's special rapporteur on human rights in Myanmar, whose entry the government had rejected for the previous 18 months.

Then in 2011 the Warhol foundation revealed it had spent $7 million defending itself against a lawsuit involving a silk-screen it had rejected for the catalogue raisonné.

During a 1999 special election campaign for a suburban Senate seat, the Assembly Democrats agreed suddenly to abolish New York City's commuter tax, a move they had rejected for decades.

After one special session last year, the legislators overrode 228 out of 243 of the governor's vetoes, restoring money Mr. Sanford had rejected for H.I.V. prevention and health programs, and for state parks and beach reconstruction.

The experience of pain that I had rejected for months became a cornerstone for something new.

Oddly for a party that believes in the free market, the Tories have rejected for-profit providers for some services, notably education.Even so, pluralism could lead to a much smaller civil service than anyone thinks.

Second wines are those that chateaus have rejected for their principal offerings, often known as "grands vins," or first wines.

It has rejected, for example, an earlier recommendation to limit sugar intake to 10percentt of a regular diet.

The measure, pushed by the National Rifle Association, would undermine legitimate states' rights by nationalizing lenient gun rules most states have rejected for themselves.

*After long debate, especially between the Pentagon and the State Department, the White House has rejected for now the idea of creating a provisional government before any invasion.