Sentence examples for rejected late from inspiring English sources

Pellegrini might have had reason to complain about the dismissal of Fernandinho as well as two rejected late Sergio Aguero penalty appeals, but he accepted his team had again failed to deliver.

Ms. Harris had rejected late ballots sent in by counties conducting recounts in November, saying that no waiver of the time limit was warranted and that she was obligated to follow the law.

SAN FRANCISCO — Yahoo's chairman, Roy Bostock, rejected late Thursday accusations from the billionaire investor Carl C. Icahn that the company's board had acted irrationally in turning down a $47.5 billion takeover offer from Microsoft and repeated that Yahoo remained open to a deal at the right price.

Yahoo's chairman, Roy Bostock, rejected late Thursday accusations from the billionaire investor Carl C. Icahn that the company's board had acted irrationally in turning down a $47.5 billion takeover offer from Microsoft and repeated that Yahoo remained open to a deal at the right price.

He rejected late interest from both West Ham and Stoke City to join Cardiff.

This was rejected late in the DSM-5 development because there was no consensus on how many and which dimensions are needed and how they could be practically applied in clinical settings [ 1, 10].

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These "ordinary people" comprise a van driver who sounds like a rejected late-night sketch comedy character, a soldier demanding capital punishment, a mom who's unhappy about foreign children learning English and my personal favorite a man dressed like a priest playing with a padlock on a church door.

As noted in my previous order, Florida law grants to the secretary, as the chief elections officer, broad discretionary authority to accept or reject late filed returns.

On Tuesday, Judge Terry P. Lewis of the Leon County court in Florida ruled that Ms. Harris had the power to reject late returns, but could not do so arbitrarily.

Early yesterday it appeared that Ms. Harris and the Bush camp might prevail when State Circuit Judge Terry Lewis ruled that the secretary of state had reasonably exercised her discretion in rejecting late hand counts that failed to meet the Tuesday deadline.