Sentence examples for rejected issue from inspiring English sources

In November, a whopping 64percentt of Ohio voters rejected Issue 3, a ballot initiative that would have legalized recreational cannabis for adults 21 and over.

Ohio voters rejected Issue 2, a ballot referendum on Senate Bill 5, a measure that restricts collective bargaining rights for more than 360,000 public employees, among other provisions.

Ohio voters rejected Issue 2, which would have upheld a law passed earlier this year by Gov. John Kasich (R) and the Republican-controlled legislature, to eliminate collective bargaining for public workers, along with requiring public employees to pay into pension and health care benefits.

More than 80%% of rejected issues are rejected within a week, and less than 7%% take more than 6 weeks to be rejected.

Table 3 shows the proportion of rejected issues that were latent for at most 12 hours, 24 hours, 1 week, and 6 weeks, before they were rejected by either a negative review, a backout, or a reopening.

These countries have exploited the stance taken by Lebanon - the only Arab member in the Security Council - whose Foreign Minister, Ali Shami, said that he told Ambassador Nawaf Salam to reject issuing a Security Council statement, which would otherwise require unanimity.

We suggest that clinical and research teams need to act with fuzzy boundaries: that is, one should not reject issues as being out of the scope of the analysis – rather, these need to be recorded and reviewed regularly to see whether the scope needs to change.

PFA Scotland say the Scottish FA has "rejected to issue the registration for one of our clients to an English Premier League club".

"It's not that we've rejected the issues that our parents were concerned about," Mr. Soerens said.

Germany, determined to limit its taxpayers' liabilities for other euro states, has rejected the issuing of common euro zone bonds or providing a guarantee for joint bank deposits.

Once again, she rejected jointly issued euro bonds or other forms of shared debt, which several leaders, including President François Hollande of France, have called for.