Sentence examples for openly rejected from inspiring English sources

Any attempts at personalization were frowned upon, if not openly rejected by the homeowners associations.

It was the first time that Indian officials have openly rejected negotiations with the United States over the trade issue.

Led by officials from Egypt, Turkey and Jordan, representatives of those nations openly rejected the more radical calls for a complete severing of relations with Israel.

Some outriders, such as Lord Glasman, an academic elevated to the House of Lords by Mr Miliband, openly rejected the New Labour consensus that supported globalisation and free movement in the European Union.Mr Miliband sees this anger as an opportunity.

And in seeking to define himself in opposition to President Obama, Mr. Romney has openly rejected positions that George W. Bush came around to in his humbler second term.

While the Kosovo leadership overwhelmingly accepted the Ahtisaari plan, Boris Tadic, Serbia's president, and Vojislav Kostunica, the Serbian prime minister, openly rejected it, saying they would never agree to Kosovo's independence.

But one of the few things politicians agreed on was to openly reject Trump's speech.

When Tsipras openly rejects ownership of the memorandum, how are people expected to believe its implementation is a national goal?

That split the country's ulema, or community of religious scholars, with many imams openly rejecting the king's decision.

Their political rise should have sent shock-waves through Europe and we expect politicians to openly reject this new-old danger".

Many of the young people backing such a rupture openly reject the idea that they are citizens of the People's Republic of China.