Rather than the specifics of his health care policies, Obama aides argue, Americans reject back-room self-dealing by lawmakers and lobbyists.
Yes, if he is willing to have another look at alternative sources of savings from the welfare bill that were rejected back in the summer.
It was broadly in line with a solution first advocated by the IMF and backed by the Germans before the original bail-out deal was done, but rejected back then by Nicos Anastasiades, the country's president.
There were times when Houston rose for his shot, nonchalantly, and the ball was rejected back into his hands -- times when he would get that deer-in-the-headlights glaze over his face, when you almost knew something bad was about to happen to him on the floor.
The deal is part of the same agreement that the former Ukrainian president rejected back in November leading to protests and eventually his overthrow.
Liverpool coastguard wanted to hold off a rescue attempt for as long as possible to avoid coming into physical contact with the mammal in case it is rejected back at sea.
This represents a 44.3percentt premium over the stock's closing price on Monday, but is less than the $8.75 a share IAC offered (and Angie's List rejected) back in November 2015.
It's only because Roddenberry penned an overly cerebral pilot, which NBC rejected, back in 1964, that you ever heard of any Captain Kirk.
And, one has to ask if there is some kind of memory lapse here because Social Security carve outs were rejected back in 2005, when President Bush used his political capital to push the idea.
They can't process more than 35-50% of the water in the desalination process, and what they don't process into potable water is rejected back into the ocean in the form of harmful liquid discharges.
The studies are frightening, and they will impinge on the ability of these plants to get permits to keep feeding reject liquids back into the waterways.
