Sentence examples for rejected choices from inspiring English sources

Opponents to suicide include Christian philosophers such as Augustine of Hippo and Thomas Aquinas, Immanuel Kant and, arguably, John Stuart Mill – Mill's focus on the importance of liberty and autonomy meant that he rejected choices which would prevent a person from making future autonomous decisions.

The experiment was set up so that the volunteers could choose to accept or reject choices such as: to give away money that cost them nothing; to give money that was subtracted from their pots; to oppose donation but not be penalised for it; or to oppose donation and have money taken from them.

Fan favorites from the rejected 10,000 choices are lighting Twitter on fire, in the case of our personal favorite, James Gray's Fire the Lazar!, quite literally.

After all, as many as one in three voters rejected that choice at the last election.

Ghani said that he would seek the best candidate, and later rejected their choice.

The conflict with the staff widened on Sunday, when the newsroom rejected his choice for news director.

Twice the governor has rejected Democrats' choice to fill a vacant State Senate seat in heavily Democratic Juneau; they have responded by rejecting the three Democrats she has nominated.

But Bush administration officials rejected that choice, the officials said, because Mr. Geithner was viewed as too closely associated with policies of the Clinton team.

Feuding erupted within Egypt's new leadership on Sunday as secular and liberal factions wrangled with ultraconservative Islamists who rejected their choice for prime minister, stalling the formation of a new government following the military's ousting of President Mohammed Morsi.

IN so quickly turning on Mr. Patrick, Mr. O'Neal not only rejected the choice of Mr. Zakaria, who runs Merrill's institutional banking and securities business, but he also proved that he can be a ruthless executive.

But on Monday, when European Union finance ministers formally endorsed Caio Koch-Weser -- a Brazilian-born German official who has spent most of his career at the World Bank -- the United States promptly and bluntly rejected that choice.