Sentence examples for rejected for having from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, her team filed a lawsuit challenging the rejection of more than 1,000 absentee ballots that were rejected for having missing or inadequate information.

But he was rejected for having flat feet.

In 2005, he applied to work for the police department in Rio Rancho, just north of Albuquerque, but he was rejected for having a bad attitude.

He left school at 14 and, with an early taste for adventure, tried to join the Navy but was rejected for having poor eyesight.

(Recyclables don't have to be spotless but will be rejected for having too much food or other dirt on them, Mr. Nicoletti said).

Though some would eventually be rejected for having an unusual blood type, frail health or signs of drug use, more than 60 men are believed to have gone to South Africa.

But my position on this is not shared by many top employers, where candidates are still rejected outright for having made the grave mistake of attending state schools.

But China is excluded from this order in at least two aspects: first, China is rejected politically for having a different political system; second, the U.S.-led exclusive collective defense arrangements do not cover China's security interests.

Yet it makes very little logical sense, in rejecting something for having too much appeal, we are also rejecting the quality that made it so desirable in the first place.

If you reject yourself for having a penis size that's just average, too small, or too big, then you're never gonna feel the way you deserve to feel.

There are jobs that will reject you for having once been an exotic dancer, and you probably won't be able to conceal it from (for example) any private investigator.