Sentence examples for rejected part of from inspiring English sources

The Roberts Court, in addition to striking down the D.C. gun-control law, invalidated school-integration plans undertaken by local governments in Seattle and Louisville, and rejected part of the McCain-Feingold campaign-finance law.

A State Supreme Court justice yesterday rejected part of the claim for a new trial by Lamont Branch, a Brooklyn man who is serving 25 years to life in prison for a 1988 killing.

Two weeks ago, another three-judge panel of the federal district court in the District of Columbia unanimously rejected part of the Florida law that allowed local supervisors to significantly limit times for early voting, with a disproportionate impact on blacks in five counties of concern to the court.

Deep inside that wounded and rejected part of the parent; the idea that the kids would not support the other parent's bad behavior resonates as a dream wish.

The judge flatly rejected part of that argument, pointing to congressional testimony from Gen. John Kelly, head of the U.S. Southern Command that oversees the prison, noting that groups like ISIS "don't need Guantanamo Bay to hate us".

Last month, for instance, after the Constitutional Court rejected parts of the social benefit system for the unemployed, Mr. Westerwelle criticized that system.

Rejecting a New Playbook As early as the preseason, some players rejected parts of the new playbook even while they studied it.

At a Jan . 22meeting of Community Board 2, the members rejected parts of the proposal for several reasons, including the project's size and its complaints about the park.

Sir Robert, who was appointed assistant deputy coroner, rejected parts of the PII application but upheld the Secretary of State's claim on the two central issues of Russian involvement and preventability.

Although he has never publicly said he favors removing the four dams, on the lower Snake River, a tributary of the Columbia, he has rejected parts of three plans the federal government has proposed for saving salmon.

A quick end to the strike by more than 86,000 employees of Verizon Communications, the nation's largest telecommunications employer, appeared out of the grasp of negotiators yesterday after unions rejected parts of the company's latest proposal.