The phrase "rejected compensation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone has declined or turned down a form of payment or remuneration.
Example: "After careful consideration, she decided to accept the job offer but rejected compensation that was below her expectations."
Alternatives: "declined payment" or "refused remuneration."
The judge rejected compensation, however, saying the plaintiffs had no right to demand money from Japan under international law.
The Washington Post first reported on its Web site Monday that Chrysler Financial executives rejected compensation limits that would have been tied to a new loan.
Hibs last month posted their first annual deficit - £900,000 - in seven years and reportedly rejected compensation for Calderwood during the summer, when he was wanted by both Birmingham City and Nottingham Forest as assistant manager.
In two referendums Icelanders have rejected compensation deals struck by their government with the UK and the Netherlands over savings lost by investors in the collapsed Icesave online bank.
At the same time, the relatives of nine people killed in an Israeli raid on a Turkish-led flotilla in 2010 have said that they will reject compensation unless restrictions on life in the Gaza Strip are lifted; an agreement on compensation is a critical part of Israel's effort to reconcile with Turkey.
The conference discussed matters on which there is broad scientific consensus that are still questioned as part of the defense in litigation seeking to reject compensation.
Colonel Qaddafi condemned the verdict as political and rejected paying compensation, but tangled negotiations are expected to start while an appeal proceeds.
Although the government in the UK acknowledges the link between Pandemrix and narcolepsy, they have rejected the compensation claims of about 80 people on the grounds that their disabilities are not "severe".
The government has acknowledged the rare side-effect of the Pandemrix jab, which was given to 6 million people in Britain during the 2009 and 2010 swine flu pandemic, but the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP has rejected the compensation claims of about 80 people including Tonge on the grounds that their disabilities were not "severe".
The backlash against excessive executive pay reached a milestone Monday, as GlaxoSmithKline shareholders rejected a compensation plan for company honchos.
In other words, workers who develop CLL automatically have their compensation claim rejected because the compensation rules hold that the risk of radiation-induced CLL is zero.
