Sentence examples for modified or rejected from inspiring English sources
Legislation originates in the House of Representatives, but it can be modified or rejected by the Senate.
Judge Scott stopped short of imposing any remedy or punishment, and wrote that "This recommended decision may be adopted, modified or rejected".
Unlike an existing Medicare commission whose recommendations Congress routinely disregards, the board could put its proposals into effect unless Congress modified or rejected them within 30 days.
With these handicaps, the influence of conservative ideas in national politics has been confined largely to keeping watch on the congressional liberals who continued to propose most of the new legislation, while conservatives modified or rejected their bills.
If this is correct, then (CA) must either be modified or rejected outright.
Looking beyond his own works, Aristotle's categorialism has engaged the attention of such diverse philosophers as Plotinus, Porphyry, Aquinas, Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, Locke, Berkeley, Hume, Kant, Hegel, Brentano and Heidegger (to mention just a few), who have variously embraced, defended, modified or rejected its central contentions.
It tends to defer to individual members' views on whether to approve, modify or reject projects in their districts.
Under state law, the commissioner of the State Department of Environmental Conservation has 45 days to accept, modify or reject the administrative law judge's decision.
The full Council tends to follow the wishes of individual members on whether to approve, modify or reject projects being proposed in their districts.
Those recommendations will go into effect beginning next April unless the Legislature and the governor act to modify or reject them.
Under state law, the commissioner of the State Department of Environmental Conservation, which oversees the fish and game division, has 45 days to accept, modify or reject the administrative law judge's decision.
