Sentence examples for has rejected some from inspiring English sources

The supreme court previously has rejected some of these claims in cases decided before the law's enactment.

He vets all requests and has rejected some from people he has been warned about by the actor's management.

Most volunteers work out wonderfully, she said, although she has rejected some because she thought their motives were ill suited to the program.

But the 50-year old Latvian pilot, whose alcohol level was more than double the legal limit, has rejected some of the charges against him.

As a result, though the court has rejected some gerrymandered plans, it hasn't been able to come up with clear standards for what constitutes unlawful gerrymandering.

Courts have rejected some of them (notably a Texas voter-ID law), but plenty remain.

The panel suggested adjustments, having rejected some proposed changes by both the federal agency and G.E.

As relations have deteriorated, the Chinese have rejected some contacts as well.

She said that a supplier had rejected some drums of a material from a master lot after finding bacterial contamination.

Mr. Bush's aides replied that President Clinton had rejected some of the commission's proposals in 1996.

His cabinet, mostly appointed a year ago, still has not been confirmed, and although lawmakers have rejected some of his ministers, they still sit on an acting basis.