Sentence examples for may rejected the from inspiring English sources
Mr. Shorris, who died in May, rejected the notion that the poor should focus on learning practical skills to prepare for mostly low-paying jobs.
Theresa May rejected the suggestion from the French presidential hopeful that the border, which keeps thousands of migrants from British shores, could be moved from the French port of Calais to Kent.
But both the federal district court, in 1997, and the Second Circuit, in a ruling last May, rejected the city's lawsuit and found that the federal law pre-empted the executive order.
May rejected the claim: "What you fail to appreciate, it was at the stage fairly close to the Olympic Games, G4S started scheduling staff to particular venue security duties.
The Florida decision in May rejected the reasoning of a lower court that had based its approval of cellphone tracking on a 1973 United States Supreme Court case that allowed heroin found in a suspect's cigarette pack to be introduced as evidence.
May rejected the suggestion put to her by the committee that a sunset clause or regular review might be an appropriate way to ensure expansive investigatory powers do not shift, over time, to become disproportionate — arguing specifically that CSPs need the certainty that a non-bookended bill provides if they are to put in place infrastructure to enable the collection of ICRs.
It says she "may" reject the late returns.
Such antigens stimulate the production of antibodies that may reject the husband's tissue.
Congress may reject the board's recommendations, but it must propose alternatives that achieve similar savings.
Some may reject the idea of expanding access to social services, but this is not about spending more money.
Congress may reject the president's plan to drill for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Reserve, he conceded Thursday.
