Sentence examples for move rejected from inspiring English sources
But pilots, in a surprise move, rejected a deal last month.
Royalists are demanding a public referendum to decide whether to reinstate the monarchy, a move rejected by other political parties as well as the country's Maoists.
And so a cliche looms: the dreaded "perfect storm", where tenants with nowhere to move, rejected by the claimant-averse private sector, face eviction.
About 6,000 participants from 196 countries were at the conference to deliberate policies for regulating genetic engineering and protecting biodiversity, with some nations proposing a moratorium on the technology — a move rejected by many.
She declined campaign contributions from the industry she regulated and, in her boldest move, rejected the 2002 purchase of the state's largest insurer, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas, by Anthem Inc., based in Indianapolis.
But, as one who argued for all-women shortlists - a move rejected by Lib Dems at their 2001 autumn conference - she admits to being "deeply frustrated" at the failure to ensure that women are given winnable seats.
He then took out a second loan, he said, so "I can survive". He keeps on the move, rejecting suggestions to return to college or find a job in the 9-to-5 world.
Griffey did not realize he was almost a Padre until Nevin, who had almost a week to ponder moving, rejected the idea.
But the move was rejected by the institution's professional artist members, known as academicians.
Mann had tabled an amendment to give police whistleblowers protection but the move was rejected by the Commons.
