Sentence examples for has ever rejected from inspiring English sources

No government has ever rejected the main rates since it was established 15 years ago.

"You told her that no one had ever rejected you before and were clearly miffed".

What is numerically true, thus not open to debate, is that only a tiny proportion of American Jews have ever rejected exile here to emigrate to Israel.

This was the first time that shareholders in a Japanese company had ever rejected a merger plan already approved by the two companies' boards.

Steve Kratz, a spokesman for Pennsylvania's Department of Community and Economic Development, said that no municipality had ever rejected distressed status, which grants access to state funds in exchange for accepting an outside adviser's recovery plan.

The 54% of votes cast against the remuneration of Sanjay Jha, Motorola's chief executive, at the phonemaker's annual meeting on May 3rd, marked the first time that American shareholders had ever rejected a boss's pay.

But, there is one important takeaway: President Obama couldn't answer whether oversight courts (FISA) have ever rejected a single NSA spying request.

China has always rejected this.

Any writer who has ever been rejected (and I don't want to hear from you freaks out there who are exceptions to this) has a fear of being rejected again.

No nominee for Fed chairman has ever been rejected by the Senate.

No other deal of this size has ever been rejected; the next-largest deal to be voted down was an effort by the investor Carl C. Icahn to buy Lear, the auto parts maker, for $2.4 billion last year.