Sentence examples for rejected line from inspiring English sources
The idea that most of Britain felt "rejected" after 18 years of Conservatism is also hard to square with the fact of four successive Tory victories at the polls.Interestingly, the most vigorous rebuttal to the "constituency of the rejected" line of argument has come not from the right, but from the left.
Only if also the busy service server is overloaded, will the session be rejected (line 22).
Participants reported that the correct but rejected line was almost but not quite equal to the standard line.
When SpongeBob awakens with a hangover on the Goofy Goober party boat, he asks a waiter for a "Double-Fudge Spinny"; the rejected line was used in a tie-in book, Ice-Cream Dreams, which was based on the film.
If no feasible solution is found, the request for VN establishment is rejected (lines 3, 4, 9 and 10).
These graphs show the number of Transmission Time Intervals (TTIs), measured over 10 TTI/20 ms periods, that the UUT requests a transmission (blue line), and the number of times that these requests are accepted by the scheduler (green line) or rejected (red line).
The panel rejected that line of argument, concluding there was "no possibility that the jury understood 'grand jury investigation' to refer to things the FBI may have done as part of an investigation independent of the grand jury's authority".
But the majority rejected that line.
An auditorium packed with children's advocates and parents, some holding signs and screaming at board members, rejected that line of thinking.
The two new American cardinals are at opposite ends of a spectrum: Raymond Burke called for pro-abortion politicians to be denied communion while Donald Wuerl rejected that line.In ignoring some important prelates, Benedict has kept to the unwritten rule that diocesan archbishops do not become cardinals if their predecessors are still voting red-hats.
Some Muslim thinkers in the West have rejected this line, saying there should be no exceptions to the Islamic ban on suicide.During the Northern Irish hunger strikes of three decades ago, the Catholic church was under strong pressure to stop young republican prisoners starving themselves to death.
