Sentence examples for rejected rules from inspiring English sources

The race was tight, but in the end, voters rejected rules preventing young women from enjoying their freedoms.

The Senate rejected rules that would have broken up huge banks considered "too big to fail," or imposed limits on their size.

As much as any Republican administration, Mr. Obama's has focused narrowly on the costs of a rule compared to its benefits, and has for political reasons rejected rules opposed by business.

A US federal appeals court has rejected rules intended to prevent internet service providers (ISPs) from prioritising certain types of content.

Instead, the rejected rules would have imposed, for the first time in U.S. Internet law, an "opt-in" regime, requiring ISPs, and ISPs alone, to obtain explicit consent from users before collecting any "sensitive" data.

Even nutrition advocates bore the brunt of Brown's veto pen when he rejected rules dictating what charter schools could serve in their cafeterias.

Any organ of state will inevitably reject rules that are generated and enforced by all, and not a singular authority.

When Daoist settlements were cenobitic or celibate, these features were indeed incidental to Daoism, which defies and rejects rules of any corporate kind.

The legislature allowed Walker to oversee all the administrative rules that state agencies can produce, giving him the power to reject rules created by state agencies.

Many of these votes will have to come from the 19 Republicans who joined the Democrats in rejecting rules imposed by the House speaker, Dennis Hastert, for consideration of Shays-Meehan last week.

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