Sentence examples for include the rejected from inspiring English sources

The sources of the wind energy generation, include: the rejected heat from condenser to the air entering dry cooling tower, solar radiation and the airlift pumping effect on the air flow created by the stack hot flue gas which is injected into the hybrid tower as a novel change.

An interesting phase of the history of the admission of Louisiana into the Union is found in the fact, that although on Wednesday, April 1, 1812, the Senate of the United States passed the bill to admit the State minus the West Florida section, there was then pending p352 before that body a bill to enlarge the confines of the new State so as to include the rejected district.

Critics said that all the changes, including the rejected Supreme Court provision, would have returned the state's judiciary to the era of cronyism.

Ms. Lo first landed on the project after a brainstorming session of funny cookbook titles with her name in it (including the rejected "Lo Cal").

Holy See press officer Tom Rosica said the pope asked for the entire document, including the rejected paragraphs, to be made public "to show the degree of maturity that has taken place and that which still needs to take place in discussions over the coming year". .

8. "a power to provide for cutting canals where deemed necessary" The other part fell of course, as including the power rejected.

"In races across the country, the West-Murphy race included, the voters rejected extremism," Wasserman Schultz said.

The Tories would have preferred for all the expenses claims, including those rejected by the fees office, to be published, as well as full details about second homes.

They said the next agreement should include the United States -- which rejected Kyoto -- and less-developed polluting countries such as India, China, Mexico, Brazil and South Africa.

And this count doesn't even include the disputed wrongfully rejected absentee ballots that the canvassing board ruled should be added to the final result.

Over the years, an additional category appears to have become more common: "reject and resubmit". In a typical reject-and-resubmit, the editor tells the authors that even though the current submission is formally rejected, the authors have the option of submitting an "essentially new" paper that may include parts of the rejected submission.