Sentence examples for rejected as part of from inspiring English sources

Their misfortune in being rejected as part of the carmaker's reorganization in bankruptcy is creating unprecedented bargains for car shoppers.

The vote has also come under question amid allegations of fraud and vote rigging, which election officials and the government have rejected as part of an international campaign to attack the president.

He will also call on contenders caught up in the expenses scandal, such as ­Haselhurst, who charged the taxpayer £12,000 for gardening bills at his Essex farmhouse, to be rejected as part of a "seismic" shift in political culture and the way parliament is run.

The Liar paradox has been a locus of thinking about non-classical logics (as we already saw a taste of, for instance, in the idea that bivalence might be rejected as part of a solution to the Liar).

It also would provide benefits for workers who lost their jobs due to globalization, a provision Clinton and other Democrats support in principle but rejected as part of their strategy to scuttle the wider trade package.

But Denise Beauvais, the policy lead for CDC's Division of Global Health Protection, confirmed that GDD "internal budget estimates" of $200 million were rejected as part of the overall budget request by higher-ups within CDC and HHS or by the White House and "never presented to Congress".

The desperation of poverty creates a situation where the only way to survive is through self-sacrifice, which Raskolnikov consistently rejects, as part of his philosophical reasoning.

Proposals to close its sister digital station, the Asian Network, were also rejected, as well as large parts of proposed budget cuts to BBC local radio.

The proposal was rejected last year as part of a broader transportation bill.

The love that obsesses Joe occurred long ago and he rejected it, as part of a pattern of emotional cruelty that had led him now to be this loner in this room.

Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn (Tex). said proposals offered by Sens. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and Ted Cruz (R-Tex). that were rejected Tuesday as part of a broader rewrite measure could resurface.