Sentence examples for rejected support from inspiring English sources

Even so, Alexander has rejected support from HQ and refuses party polling money.

The independent Vermont senator, who has rejected support from unlimited Super Pac donors in favour of capped contributions from individuals, received $26m during the three-month period to midnight on Wednesday.

77% rejected supporting marriage as an institution only between a man and a woman.

The White House budget chief has rejected supporting any more new aid this year, aside from the $20 billion in emergency relief provided for New York, Virginia and Pennsylvania.

Before the budget vote, Mr Lofven forlornly appealed to the alliance parties to avoid a crisis and reject support for their budget plans from the Sweden Democrats.

More than 100 writers, including Pulitzer Prize winners Alice Walker, Richard Ford and Junot Díaz, have called on the PEN American Center "to reject support from the embassy of Israel" in a furious open letter.

The Tamarrod campaign, a new protest movement that spearheaded Sunday's protests, issued a statement rejecting support for Ahmed Shafiq, the former air force chief defeated at the ballot box by Morsi last year.

"The people who get sanctions are wilfully rejecting support for no good reason and if there were a reason … there is something known as 'good cause', so if that seemed true and genuine you'd have good cause there to not have a sanction, plus there is a process in place just to ensure we are getting it right".

"The people who get sanctions are wilfully rejecting support for no good reason," says Esther McVey the employment minister.

I watched as leading American figures like Charles Lindbergh called for the United States to reject support for Great Britain in its battle with Germany, suggesting that "the Jews" were among the three groups pushing for that support.

Comptroller John Liu told GothamSchools he would reject support from the group, though he is unlikely to receive offers from the chapter because he is perceived to err on the side of unions.