Sentence examples for look to reject from inspiring English sources

Still, some members say the board has the authority to reject new textbooks to be published next year that did not meet the standard; the resolution says the board would "look to reject future prejudicial social studies submissions that continue to offend Texas law with respect to treatment of the world's major religious groups".

Several lawmakers look set to reject the bill, criticizing the government's efforts to rush through the bill before the holiday.

Whatever the merits of Dworkin's ideal of distributive justice as fair insurance, it looks to be rejecting the idea of justice as luck egalitarianism.

But it gave his Republican opponents in Congress the reasons they were looking for to reject his appointment.

Southampton's Kenwyne Jones looks set to reject Pride Park for the Stadium of Light and a move for Portsmouth's David Nugent seems destined to fail.

Britain, always an outlier in the European Union, looks wise to reject the euro, and the mood now is probably more anti-European than even in the days of Margaret Thatcher.

Crewe Alexandra defender Kelvin Mellor looks set to reject a move up a level to Championship side Derby County, BBC Radio Stoke reports.

It is assumed in the null hypothesis that there is no fold change and then evidence was looked for to reject it using a type-1 error.

More than 42,000 students apply to medical schools in the United States every year, and only about 18,600 matriculate, leaving some of those who are rejected to look to foreign schools.

Rejecting A3 would look to commit one to just such a sharp cut-off.

Look for him to reject the culture, which lingered in the financial world, of anything goes.