Sentence examples for rejected important from inspiring English sources

Given Albee's interest in the stage as an arena for ideas, it seems strange that critics and audiences rejected important works such as "Box" and "Quotations From Mao Tse-Tung".

It also shows that Hume rejected important Newtonian standards/criteria in evaluating the claims of natural philosophy.

His critics say he is too harsh, rejecting important studies with small but acceptable data-collection flaws.

So even though the Augustinians accept the idea of divine retribution, they appear at the same time to reject important parts of the retributive theory of punishment.

He also rejected the important early 6th-century attempt by the scholarly Severus of Antioch to achieve a doctrinal consensus but with a monophysitic orientation.

Senators overwhelmingly rejected an important provision that would have required large financial firms to pay $50 billion upfront to create a so-called resolution fund, which would have been used to dismantle big banks at risk of failure.

The ceremony and the transfer of the last of nearly 4,000 Afghan prisoners from American to Afghan custody was called off by the American military commander, General Joseph F. Dunford Jr., at the last minute late Friday after President Hamid Karzai the day before rejected several important provisions in the transfer agreement.

The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999 required that this policy option be examined by the Fed and the Treasury, but in response to lobbying efforts by the big banks, chairman Greenspan and secretary Summers rejected this important idea, despite Fed research supporting it.

When a bid from Nigeria's richest tycoon, Aliko Dangote, arrived apparently minutes late, it was rejected.Most important for investors, a new tariff system, which will see a gradual increase in electricity prices over the next two years, came into effect in June.

However, it was rejected and important persons in Britain gradually learned what their intentions were, and on April 13 , 1926 another member, F.G. Rye, sent a letter to Alexander Weddell saying, "Had you not stepped in and bought the materials of the partially demolished structure, they would have been lost for all time, whereas now they will be utilised in the erection of a new building".

President Obama's ambitious trade agenda unraveled Friday in a stunning setback delivered by his own party as the House rejected an important piece of a package aimed at fast-tracking a controversial trade pact he is pursuing with 11 other Pacific Rim nations.