Sentence examples for may has rejected from inspiring English sources

In a separate development, Theresa May has rejected proposals to offer some terror suspects bail.

May has rejected an early election.

Theresa May has rejected claims from senior members of the health select committee, including the Conservative chair, Dr Sarah Wollaston, that her government is misleading the public by saying it is putting £10bn extra into the NHS.

The home secretary, Theresa May, has rejected an attempt by Boris Johnson to deploy water cannon on the streets of London and refused to authorise their use by any police force in England and Wales.

Mr Hollande's entreaties seem to have fallen on deaf ears, however, as the Telegraph reported May has rejected the suggestion.

"Time has caused some sellers to accept offers that they may have rejected before".

Modern architects may have rejected the use of period styles, but they clung to the basic historicist creed.

As the obsession with Guardiola suggests, Mourinho may have rejected Barcelona as they rejected him, but as the anti-Barcelona he is still defined by them.

China may have rejected her as somehow tainted by her experience under British rule, and may feel vindicated by her conversion to an explicitly pro-democracy stance.

Most commentators absolve Mendel of blame, shifting it instead to "helpful" assistants who may have rejected peas that didn't quite match the expected outcome.

While Afghan society may have rejected the foreign element that Al Qaeda introduced to the Taliban, it is as willing as ever to embrace its brother Afghans.