On Wednesday, Holland expressed optimism that a deal could be reached despite having rejected a set of peace proposals.
Following the referendum, it agreed to what it – and the voters – had just rejected: a set of very painful and difficult conditions.
"The North rejected a set of recommendations presented to them in 2009, so (the fact that) they are reviewing 185 recommendations this time around indicates they are feeling the pressure from the international community.
As an improvement, [39] propose a KA system by interactive dialogue.The methodology is similar to the method proposed here, in that the user, prior to including a concept, chooses a similar concept that belongs to the CYC base and, in an interactive manner, the user can accept or reject a set of assertions of the similar concept to be acquired for the new concept.
The new proposals were dismissed by rivals, who also rejected an earlier set of public proposals in April, on the basis that Google could still use its monopoly in search to corner the separate markets of paid shopping and maps searches.
PARIS — President Bush accused Iran on Saturday of rejecting a new set of incentives to stop enriching uranium, only hours after the proposal received a cold shoulder when it was delivered by Western diplomats in Tehran.
On Sunday, the New York Times reported that President Bush "accused" Iran of rejecting a new set of incentives to stop enriching uranium.
I don't necessarily want to be contrarian, it's just that in order to do what needs to be done you need to reject a certain set of assumptions, certain models of subjectivity – for example, the contemporary cult of the individual, the absolute authentic self who is measured through his or her absolutely authentic feeling.
The mullahs, who seem bent on acquiring technology which they insist would be for peaceful nuclear purposes only, summarily rejected as "insulting" a set of proposals from the three European countries (Britain, France and Germany, known as the E3) that have been negotiating, with American approval, on behalf of the European Union.
This examination was often a difficult business and necessitated delicate management; in 1400 Isabeau of Bavaria rejected a completed set by Colart de Laon having earlier approved the designs, to de Laon's – and presumably his commissioner's – considerable embarrassment.
For him, the matter is simple: all religion is built on supernatural beliefs and "when one rejects the premise of a set of views, it is a waste of one's time to address what is built on those premises".
