Sentence examples for rejected during from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharif's papers had been rejected during the general elections in February.

Roux said this "incorrect version" had been rejected during the trial and should not be allowed to influence any sentence.

After the doctrine of transubstantiation was rejected during the Reformation, the festival was suppressed in Protestant churches.

Frankish suzerainty over Catalonia was merely nominal, however, and was completely rejected during the reign of Count Borrell (died 991).

Some items are rejected during the permissions stage, but others are removed or blocked when aid workers load the convoys for departure.

In follow-up studies using mice with human-like immune systems, the researchers showed that the tissue transplants were not rejected during a three month trial.

"His highness came out from behind others and got down into the mud, throwing insults with the very vocabulary that voters rejected during the elections".

Ms. Kovach said the union considered the law unfair because it forced on teachers and other public employees working conditions they had rejected during negotiations.

But it has been claimed that many who go on the course are rejected during a probationary period, leaving them with a hefty training bill.

It points out that the same ideas were rejected during negotiations in Congress on the terms of America's participation in trade agreements forged by the Uruguay round.

Consequently, substances containing type (ix) are rejected during standardization.