Sentence examples for harshly rejected from inspiring English sources
Leading Republicans harshly rejected the bill, saying it was just the latest case of overspending by Democrats.
Page B1 S.E.C. TO APPEAL RULING The Securities and Exchange Commission said that it will appeal a federal court decision that harshly rejected a settlement between the commission and Citigroup over securities fraud charges related to the financial crisis.
WASHINGTON — The Securities and Exchange Commission said on Thursday that it would appeal a federal court decision that harshly rejected a settlement between the commission and Citigroup over securities fraud charges related to the financial crisis.
She saves up for a trip to the Edinburgh book festival in the hope of meeting her, sure that they will feel a sisterly affinity, but is harshly rejected.
Luther harshly rejected Bucer's interpretation.
The president of the Los Angeles Police Protective League, Tim Sands, even more harshly rejected the results of our report.
In an email to Van der Zyl, released by the board on Wednesday, Szalay-Bobrovniczky saId: "I harshly reject again your allegations of antisemitism against us, and especially against PM Orbán … It is a shame for you and a shame for the whole cause: a simple lie.
The Chinese Communist Party's strategy of liberalizing its national economy while harshly rejecting democracy has become the model for modern dictatorships.
They rejected a harshly ideological approach to politics that cast opponents as enemies of the country's survival.
In the first two trailers for the film, we've already seen Franco as The Room's Tommy Wiseau reenact that "oh hi, Marc" scene and scream "you're tearing me apart, Lisa!" But Thursday's trailer shows Franco teasing out the darker sides of Wiseau, a Hollywood misfit rejected so harshly by the industry he had to film his own doomed movie and fund it himself.
Many leaders, Motlana among them, have been harshly criticized and often rejected by their own supporters when they have tried to form ad hoc alliances with other groups to develop a common strategy or to talk with the government about popular mandates.
