Sentence examples for rejected the application of from inspiring English sources

(Last week, the agency rejected the application of a competing nasal spray).

To force Twitter's First Amendment case into a court that has outright rejected the application of these basic constitutional liberties is particularly perverse.

On April 15 , 2011 Golden Gate Yacht Club rejected the application of African Diaspora Maritime, saying it was "not satisfied" that it had the necessary resources to mount a credible competition.

They rejected the application of a man convicted of killing a pregnant woman while driving drunk in 1989 (her mother was there, tearfully saying that he had never apologized) and a man convicted of a lewd act against a child in 1993.

The suit claims that the Golden Gate Yacht Club, holder of the trophy and the host of this year's race, did not act in good faith in 2011 when it reviewed and rejected the application of African Diaspora Maritime, described as a North Carolina-based sailing syndicate with a mission of training African-American race sailors.

Horley Isaacs, a lawyer, said the court rejected the application of Mohammad Ashraf Hafiz Abdul Aziz to change her name to Aleesha Farhana Abdul Aziz, on the basis that "since she didn't have a womb she doesn't qualify to be a woman".

The state media reported that the Insurance and Social Affairs Ministry had rejected the applications of the groups on the grounds that their activities violated Egyptian sovereignty.

The Police Department is miserly in handing out passes; the department in the past few years has rejected the applications of several colleagues at The New York Times.

This month, Washington State announced that it had rejected the applications of five health plans on the grounds that they did not have enough hospital capacity in their networks.

So far this year, the city has rejected the applications of more than 40 groups, many of them nonprofits looking to the dime-a-dozen street fairs as a source of revenue.

In all, the board restored the rights of 23 felons, rejected the applications of 30 and delayed decisions on 4. The law has been on the books since 1868, when Florida gave blacks the right to vote as a condition of the state's being readmitted to the Union after the Civil War.