Sentence examples for it rejected open from inspiring English sources

But after eight years of intense litigation and lobbying from telephone companies, the Federal Communications Commission gave in, deciding that competition between one telephone incumbent and one cable incumbent was enough — in essence, it rejected open access as a way to create competition.

Beijing has rejected open nominations for the city's leadership poll, dashing hopes of those seeking full democracy.

As a candidate he rejected open-ended American interventions overseas.

New Zealand began a guest-worker scheme last year, but John Howard, Australia's prime minister at the time, flatly rejected opening the doors to unskilled Pacific labour.

I got rejected opening a bank account".

Whilst the above observation does not necessarily support or reject open consent, it opens the door to consideration of alternative approaches to conceiving consent in relation to the processing of genetic data.

The British and German governments, along with the European Commission, expressed concern at what they see as the Pentagon rejecting open competition in order to bolster Boeing.

The mass protests are the strongest challenge yet to Beijing's decision last month to reject open nominations for candidates under proposed guidelines for the first-ever elections for Hong Kong's leader, promised for 2017.

Over the weekend, thousands took to the street in the strongest challenge yet to Beijing's decision last month to reject open nominations for candidates for the first-ever elections for Hong Kong's leader, promised for 2017.

Table 9 ANOVA results in 5%% risk level Metric F statistic P value Decision on null hypothesis QM 5.7365 0.0271 Rejected SM 5.2741 0.0348 Rejected MID 0.4474 0.5052 Not enough evidence to reject Open image in new window Fig. 10 Pareto frontier of problem with 20 nodes.

BRUSSELS — The European Union sent a clear signal to Serbia on Monday that its path to membership would be opened if it rejected a nationalist pro-Russian candidate in the presidential runoff next Sunday and apprehended war criminal suspects who remained at large from the Balkan conflicts of the 1990s.