Sentence examples for rejected registration from inspiring English sources

Labour said it could readily screen bogus applications and had already rejected registration requests from Conservatives.

The suit, brought against elections supervisors in Broward, Miami-Dade and several other counties, charged that the rejected registration forms had come disproportionately from blacks and Hispanics.

From Senator Shelby, who repeated concerns that the plan would lead to more regulation of funds and curtail legitimate investment strategies: "Is this just the beginning?" He said that in 1999, a financial working group rejected registration and asked Mr. Donaldson how significant it was that the current working group was also against the plan.

In a warning sign, on October 5 Secretary of Labor Javier Lozano rejected registration of the new union leadership without waiting for a decision from the labor tribunal.

In July 2006, the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use CHMPP) representing the European Medicines Agency EMEAA) rejected registration of erlotinib because the survival benefit of the combination was very limited.

The report shows how authorities use unjust laws to restrict freedom of association by arbitrarily rejecting registration applications and intrusively supervising independent organizations.

Just weeks before the deadline to register, Kenneth Blackwell, Ohio's secretary of state, instructed the state's county boards of election to reject registrations on paper of less than 80-pound stock -- the sort used for paperback-book covers and postcards, compared with the 20-to-24-pound 20-to-24-pound 20-to-24-pound 20-to-24-pound

Gun owners rejected for registration violations have the right to appeal the decision and have an administrative hearing.

Nina Perales, national senior counsel for the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, said that few illegal immigrants tried to register, but that 30,000 citizens had been rejected for registration under the law, which voters passed in 2004.

The Novosibirsk electoral commission rejected its registration after invalidating the signatures PARNAS had gathered to get on the ballot.

The ruling is a victory for the Asian-American rock band The Slants, which sued after the government rejected its registration to trademark its name.