It had even rejected numerous requests from American officials over three decades to operate the internet backbone.
If we had been as judicious as private insurance companies are, maybe we could have even rejected results of the 2000 presidential election.
Some REBs have even rejected research projects where the use of a biobank with coded samples was an integral part of the study, the greatest fear being the lack of participant protection and uncontrolled use of biological samples or related genetic data.
The theory has been criticized due to modest support by genetic analyses; it has been even rejected, but it is still in use and has been adapted by researchers in the field of eating disorders [ 53].
He wrote a number of books and essays, but by the time he set himself up as a "death counsellor" and expert on "bioethics", he had even been rejected as a paramedic.
Second, the presumed psychological or psychiatric factors in FMD are not apparent in many patients [ 2, 3], are present in many people without FMD, are not used by neurologists in the diagnosis [ 4], and have even been rejected by psychiatrists as a necessary diagnostic criterion in the equivalent psychiatric diagnosis, conversion disorder [ 5].
The agencies have even begun rejecting loans that are iffy but still being paid, says Guy Cecala of Inside Mortgage Finance, a newsletter.
Some lawyer-economists have even proposed rejecting outright orthodox contract law's intentionalist insistence on assent as a pre-requisite for obligation, in favor of a regime in which bargaining gives rise to a converging series of bilateral options, in which each bargaining party may be held to its representations although no agreement has been reached (Ben-Schachar 2004: 1830 35).
On the other hand, people might simply choose the same branded products they always have – or even reject a "red light" product for one without the warning label but potentially with equivalent levels of fat, salt or sugar.
