Sentence examples for may reject a from inspiring English sources

The PTO may reject a registration on any number of grounds.

CCC may reject a application for any reason deemed sufficient by CCC.

Fiscal Service may reject a notification that does not comply with the requirements of this section.

In the exercise of its power to judge the qualifications of its own members, the House may reject a delegation of Representatives at large.

Third, the Debtor and Enersys are embroiled in a vigorously contested dispute about whether the Debtor may reject a valuable intellectual property license now used by Enersys.

The Hague convention states that a country may reject a request if it "considers that its sovereignty or security would be prejudiced".

For example, if an identification number is specified to be nine digits, the DBMS may reject an update attempting to assign a value with more or fewer digits or one including an alphabetic character.

(B) The Judge or Trial Chamber may reject an application under paragraph (A) in limine if satisfied that: (i) the documents or information are not relevant to any matter in issue in the proceedings before them or are not necessary for a fair determination of any such matter; or.

Instead of offering up a large merit scholarship, colleges may reject an over-qualified student altogether, knowing he or she is unlikely to enroll.

The user may choose to reject assignment of a compound to a node because of poor reproducibility of measurement, or may reject an individual experiment because of inconsistency within the experimental data, thus accepting the compound.

Given the unusually high prevalence of depression in Pakistan, 25%to66%6% for women and 10%to49%9% for men in rural areas and 10%to25%5% point prevalence in urban areas [ 6, 7], this distrust is alarming and requires immediate attention as many patients may reject an essential treatment due to their misperceptions about ECT.