Sentence examples for have rejected over from inspiring English sources

"I think it should not be lost on anyone that this suggestion the president is making now is long overdue and something the Republicans in Congress and the president of the United States have rejected over and over again," the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, said on Capitol Hill.

"Because we only want genuine buyers and sellers, we have rejected over 25% of those who register on our site," says Tang. Account managers do a pretty thorough job of due diligence, interviewing prospective clients within 24 hours of their signing on, doing credit checks, getting bank and trade references even occasionally visiting the prospect's office.

"We have rejected over 25% of those who register on our site because we only want genuine buyers and sellers," says Tang. Account managers do a pretty thorough job of due diligence, interviewing prospective clients within 24 hours of their signing on, doing credit checks, getting bank and trade references even occasionally visiting the prospect's office.

Later that week, Diane called to tell me that St. Charles had rejected "Over the Rainbow" because it wasn't a line from the Bible.

Their basic objection to the Common Market is that they see in it an instrument of "cold war strategy"; and in opposing a European policy they hope to win Labour back to the neutralist line which it has rejected over defence and nuclear arms.

Ivory Coast's Sol Bamba and Max Gradel have rejected criticism over their style of play at the Africa Cup of Nations.

St Mirren have rejected an approach to take over the club by current director Ken McGeoch after it was made through Rangers' company secretary.

Over the last few decades, however, conservative Christians have rejected this agreement, particularly over issues like abortion and evolution.

Prosecutors in Sweden pursuing Julian Assange over rape allegations have rejected a demand by his lawyers to hand over new evidence and withdraw the warrant for his arrest, setting the stage in two weeks' time for the first legal battle in the case since 2012.

Workers at all four big assembly plants where voting has taken place have rejected the contract, including three over the weekend.

This is reflected in the increase in the number of Americans who have rejected the Theory of Evolution over the past decades.