Moir said he and Virtue had sometimes rejected proposed moves that were already being performed by Davis and White, who have returned the favor.
The current wave of procedural restrictions on voting, including strict photo ID requirements, ought to be understood as the latest chapter in a not always uplifting story: Americans of both parties have sometimes rejected democratic values or preferred partisan advantage to fair democratic processes.
It has sometimes overstepped its authority.
It has sometimes been thought that the Heraion was built in the 11th or 10th century bce, but this view is now rejected.
It has sometimes been suggested that the copying of an entire copyrighted work, any such work, cannot ever be "fair use," but this is an overbroad generalization, unsupported by the decisions and rejected by years of accepted practice.
It has sometimes been difficult.
Fifty percent of our patients had to wait between 3.5 and 36 years for a correct diagnosis, 40% were initially misdiagnosed, 4% were told that their symptoms were psychological, and 35% had sometimes felt rejected by doctors or nursing staff.
"At security, I want to be able to know who's in charge, without alienating anybody in the process," said Mayer Horn, an engineer and vice president of KLD Associates in Huntington Station, N.Y., who has to take fragile projection equipment on his road trips and has sometimes watched it be damaged or rejected as unsuitable for carrying on a plane.
This has sometimes resulted in patients rejecting the result claiming spiritual powers to overcome evil (Marinho A.O. Personal Communication 2008).
