Sentence examples for rejected making from inspiring English sources

The government's new pensions plan, published in December, rejected making contributions compulsory.

But the company has steadfastly rejected making any drastic changes to its corporate structure.

Parliament debated the subject but rejected making any changes to the law.

A committee last week rejected making journalists exempt from one of the measures which makes disclosing special intelligence operations a crime.

He seems to have rejected making the public confession of wrongdoing that our culture requires of fallen heroes before they can receive redemption.

On the second tee, Annika Sorenstam, an assistant captain for Europe, radioed for medicine, which Hull rejected, making do with a towel soaked in cold water that she wore like a scarf between shots.

One can feel emotionally rejected, made the object of blame or speculations, or left to handle the emotional and practical difficulties of a death by suicide.

"The fact that it was rejected makes it clear that Washington Democrats won't cut a dime in government spending without job-killing tax hikes".

Labour's support for another referendum if its own Brexit plans are rejected makes the lead for most papers.

And we've seen others that are rejected, make almost no change, yet get in the next time they're submitted.

"I'm scared that I'll be judged, rejected, made uncomfortable, that people will look at me differently".