Sentence examples for has specifically rejected from inspiring English sources

In fact, Mr. Obama has specifically rejected any effort to have the bill cover health insurance for illegal immigrants.

But, if she is fertilized by force, then her offspring will inherit either random display traits or traits that she has specifically rejected as less attractive.

He can't take unilateral steps that Congress has specifically rejected, gun rights activists argue.

They have specifically rejected the idea of attacking Iraq.

That group, known in 1966 as the 303 Committee, had specifically rejected a previous C.I.A. request seeking authority.

A Pennsylvania company like Heinz is under no obligation to get the highest price available for shareholders, and its courts have specifically rejected this doctrine.

And we have specifically rejected the assertion that one of those requirements (the class-notice requirement) must be dispensed with because the "prohibitively high cost" of compliance would "frustrate [plaintiff 's] attempt to vindicate the policies underlying the antitrust" laws.

Niall Ferguson first attributes to us a purpose in Iraq we do not profess and in fact have specifically rejected -- imperialism -- and then condemns us for not having the character to carry it out.

Assembly Speaker Stanley Fink said the Assembly had specifically rejected several requests from the Governor's office to incorporate the rate legislation into the authority, out of a fear that it would doom the measure in the Senate.

Obama then worked with Congress to pass an additional $410 billion supplemental spending bill for 2009, which was too much even for the big-spending Bush, who had specifically rejected it in 2008.

"Unfortunately," he said, the department had "specifically rejected such support". Officials at Cal-ISO and the department said they didn't understand McCormack's comments.