Sentence examples for rejected changes from inspiring English sources

This week Parliament rejected changes to secondary ticketing (the websites that charge sometimes hundreds of pounds for tickets to supposedly sold-out events).

— Nick Fox Decanter Producerss of Rosso di Montalcino have rejected changes in the law that would have permitted them to use grapes other than sangiovese.

On May 19, the lower court, the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court, overturned a trial court's decision that had rejected changes by the City Council to the term limits law.

The government today rejected changes in the federal Constitution that could give President Slobodan Milosevic of Yugoslavia more influence over this republic and a chance to rule for eight more years.

When subway and bus workers in Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union went on strike in December 2005, the union president, Roger Toussaint, rejected changes that would give newly hired workers less generous pensions than those of current employees.

The court, the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court, overturned a lower court decision that had rejected changes by the City Council to the city's term limit law.

However, the rescue plan could still fall apart if the UK workers reject changes to their pension arrangements.

The screen becomes overrun by comments, arrows, and text changes You can then edit, accept, or reject changes.

With a clear vision of scaling the project, Torvalds stepped in countless times, accepting or rejecting changes.

The UK's exam system faces greater fragmentation - with the Welsh government rejecting changes planned for GCSEs in England.

Pro-choice campaigners reject changes to the proposal that forces women to justify before a panel of experts why they wish a termination.