Another two authors rejected to answer our questions.
Not counting those who had died, rejected to answer or were not able to answer the questions (e.g. due to their illness), finally, 4041 persons filled out the questionnaire in 2006.
(Reuters) ASIA PHILIPPINES: ESTRADA PLEA REJECTED The government has given the ousted president, Joseph Estrada, one week to answer corruption complaints, rejecting his appeal for extra time.
If the show sometimes seems like a political fantasy — a real debate where politicians are required to answer questions? a candidate rejecting an attack ad? — it also reflects the tenor of the real-life campaign season.
Park has rejected a series of requests from prosecutors to answer their questions.
"We reject the premise that there is a 'right' way to answer the questions posed.
This ensured that there was no incentive to answer untruthfully and that the responses could be used to reject participants prior to analysis.
Atlantic Philanthropies declined to answer questions about the claims, but backers of the yes campaign firmly rejected them.
Small wonder it's remained such a durable controversy and small wonder so many people evidently about half in the U.K. and North America reject Darwin's answer and prefer one or another form of biblical authority to answer their questions.
Google's announcement came a few months after Yahoo deployed the Yahoo Account Key, which pretty much draws upon the same idea: a link between your email account and mobile that allows you to accept or reject logins by answering to a push notification instead of relying on passwords.
