The court, the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court, overturned a lower court decision that had rejected changes by the City Council to the city's term limit law.
On May 19, the lower court, the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court, overturned a trial court's decision that had rejected changes by the City Council to the term limits law.
A group of black ministers have threatened to boycott a Sept. 10 summit meeting on racial profiling because Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco and other officials have rejected policy changes, including an end to so-called consent searches in which state troopers ask permission of motorists before beginning a search.
Members of Scotland's largest teachers' union have rejected proposed changes to their working conditions.
One small group of staff who have rejected the changes to the council scheme are fire brigade control staff, represented by the Fire Brigades Union.
UK voters have rejected a change to the voting system by an overwhelming majority, delivering a defeat to Nick Clegg's party after heavy election losses.
MPs have rejected some key changes to the bill proposed by the Lords and, in the first round of "ping-pong", peers are expected to vote on whether to agree with the Commons, or whether to insist on their changes.
The Times argues that lobbyists and politicians have "rejected compromise and continually changed their demands to make agreement impossible" and concludes: "This behaviour may provide short-term political advantage but it is not in the interests of independent regulation, a free press or the people of Britain".
In some tidy corner of my Drive sits a draft studded with useful anecdotes, illustrating what it is like to type while your boss watches, to receive e-mail notifications every time a reader inserts a comment, and to send an automated message to your editor (accidentally!) informing her that you have rejected all seventy-four of her changes.
It is the latest sign that voters have rejected Mr Cameron as the "change" candidate.
