Sentence examples for rejected draft from inspiring English sources

In his rejected draft of "The Bridges of Madison County," Bass notably departed from Robert James Waller's novel.

In 1993 David Kimbell, for the Hallische Händel-Ausgabe (HHA), produced a full score of the 1711 version, together with rejected draft material and the additional numbers introduced in revivals up to 1717.

Even so, Inez Tenenbaum, the chairwoman of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, said her agency had rejected drafts of voluntary standards proposed by the industry as too weak.

It reads at first almost as a gentle relinquishment of the character; we might have expected to see Rocky fighting to the death (as he did in early, rejected drafts of "V"), but would we have ever imagined that he could simply fade away?

Then — virtually overnight — she rejected his draft outright.

Syria, which also backs Hizbullah, rejected the draft resolution.

Two weeks ago the "Grand Lodge" of the Orange Order rejected the draft proposals.

Look at the way many Democrats completely rejected the draft proposal unveiled by the chairmen of the fiscal commission.

At a negotiating session in Geneva, the American delegate rejected a draft text that all others had accepted.

That certainly seems true of the European Union since French and Dutch voters decisively rejected the draft EU constitution in a pair of referendums a year ago.

Reuters reported last week that Premier Li had "rejected" a draft urbanization plan because it was heavy on infrastructure investment and relatively light on economic reform.