Ms. Singer, Mr. Lewitt's agent, said the artist occasionally rejects residential commissions.
The Senate usually confirms these appointments, though it occasionally rejects a nominee to whom a majority of members have strong objections.
Judges, who generally have no scientific training, are also studying and occasionally rejecting evidence based on fingerprints, hair samples and ballistics.
That a legislative assembly occasionally rejects a recommendation from the executive will come as no surprise, least of all in Washington.
HTML5 has become a popular way for developers and media companies to circumvent iTunes, which — in addition to occasionally rejecting apps, as has happened to the embattled music service Grooveshark — takes a 30 percent cut of all in-app revenue for Apple.
Occasionally the program was rejected regardless of its potential to attract advertisers.
My small wooden cabin was spare, with a double bed (actually a futon) and a single (reminding me, occasionally, of that forlorn, rejected guest), a few other furnishings, and my favorite feature: four glass kerosene lamps (there's no electricity in most rooms).
There, a fuel tax rise sparked weeks of protest across the country as those who live beyond France's wealthy urban centers rejected ― occasionally violently ― yet another rise in their cost of living and demanded growing concessions from French capitalism.
Occasionally, people do reject invitations to prom.
New visions and corresponding behaviors can be and usually are rejected, or they may occasionally be accepted and contribute to behaviors shaped by different values.
