Sentence examples for rejected it from from inspiring English sources

Considered a "blatantly great pop song" by producer Brendan O'Brien, Pearl Jam was reluctant to record it and had initially rejected it from Vs. due to its accessibility.

I write as someone who thinks the EU needs the institutional reforms in the Lisbon treaty and regrets that a majority of Irish voters rejected it - from a gallimaufry of motives, it seems, some having little to do with the real content of the treaty.

Apple rejected it from the App Store in June for similar reasons.

As shown in Fig. 10, during the iterative database screening, if the maximal similarity between the database compound and active references was greater than the maximal similarity between the database compound and inactive references, we kept this database compound in the hit list for further analysis, otherwise we regarded this compound of high inactive potency and rejected it from the hit list.

Ghani stood by his comments, declaring that the proponents of Bangsa Malaysia were also advocating a "Malaysian Malaysia", as Lee Kuan Yew had, even though "the government has rejected it from the start".

I reject it from anybody - MoD or anyone who tells me to dismantle ISI.

The fact that Timothy's mother accepts tattling from his father but rejects it from Timothy is not evidence of capriciousness; it just means that a husband's relationship to his wife gives him access to a reasongiving category that a son's role does not.

A similar law passed in 2006, but the president at the time, Vicente Fox, rejected it under pressure from the United States.

But it's clear the settlement was designed to protect the big companies, who might have rejected it without protection from price-cutters.

The conflict sharpened in the summer of 1947 when the government first accepted Marshall Plan aid but then rejected it because of pressure from the Soviet Union.

This funding is frozen at 1976 levels, which is why Obama has rejected it -- he can raise from private sources more than the amount of the government grant.