Sentence examples for rejected alternative from inspiring English sources

Here, in contrast, it seems clear that the State has rejected alternative means by which applicants might exercise their right to vote.

As for the "tenant," as he called the synagogue, he said it has rejected alternative sites without saying what it needed.

Mr. Feder said the opponents would argue that the F.A.A. had ignored environmental and economic considerations when it rejected alternative proposals that would have sent more planes over the ocean or above nonresidential areas like industrial plants.

We rejected alternative definitions of the "private sector" such as "paid by private payer" or "supplied by for-profit provider".

Parsimony optimization of ancestral character states of sound production mechanism on the recovered hypothesis of pipid phylogenetic relationships, and on the only not significantly rejected alternative phylogenetic hypothesis supported homoplasy of the air-driven call in Pseudhymenochirus.

In this regard, the objective quality of the choice gets lost as it is compared with high expectations generated by the host of rejected alternatives.

In contrast to the economic approach of assuming a person's choices reveal their preferences, psychologists have claimed since 1956 that people alter their preferences to rationalize past choices by devaluing rejected alternatives and upgrading chosen ones.

The results showed that, while solving an image-based multiple-choice science problem, students, in general, paid more attention to chosen options than rejected alternatives, and spent more time inspecting relevant factors than irrelevant ones.

The documenter saved every shred of preparatory matter that went into making those images: research files, handwritten notes, rejected alternatives and old experiments on which new work was built.

BMW has told me they would not reject alternative bids coming from other car manufacturers".

It did not reject alternative measures because plaintiffs in the case had not presented an alternative map for the court to consider.