Sentence examples for rejected apart from inspiring English sources

Australia and the US have accepted the text on "dispute settlement on labour rights" – details as yet unknown – which every other country has rejected apart from Japan, which has reserved, and New Zealand, which has no position in the November 6 documents.

For depressive symptoms, general practitioners are considered most frequently as a source for help; taking a health cure or seeing a practitioner in complementary medicine are less likely to be rejected; apart from formal help, there is also a strong emphasis on self-help and social support.

UBS rejected proposals to break apart the bank and divest its investment banking division.

28 A Jacko/Madonna collaboration on In The Closet, also fell apart when Michael rejected Madonna's provocative lyrics.

Put the humans in the ring with all their flaws showing, then watch them being ripped apart, despised and rejected.

So instead of producing a document that then gets reviewed by the different parties and thus risks being picked apart and ultimately rejected, the budget analysts of each group should be advised of progress from the beginning.

But the idea that all challenging ideas have a right to be heard is just nonsense – and it's a nonsense that he himself has rejected in an earlier mood: Apart from the water cannons bit I agree.

Was this option even considered, and, if so, why was it rejected in favor of charters, apart from their prospect of unlimited profits to potential investors?

She is also 55, and when her latest sales pitch, aimed squarely at neglected oldsters, is rejected, her life starts to fall apart.

Google also lobbied against Microsoft's proposed acquisition of Yahoo, which fell apart after Yahoo repeatedly rejected Microsoft's offers in 2008.

But Mr. Malloy's strategy fell apart when some unions rejected the deal, prompting possible layoffs, and it remains to be seen whether the unions will go along with Mr. Cuomo.