Sentence examples for rejected the rules from inspiring English sources
Dozens of lawmakers objected, advocates sued, and the E.P.A. rejected the rules.
In June, he rejected the rules proposed by the union and the Justice Department for next year's Teamsters elections.
In one, a federal judge, using extraordinarily harsh language, rejected the rules that the union and the Justice Department had developed to run next year's Teamsters election.
The companies and the United States Telecom Association -- a group representing local carriers -- filed the petition Monday with the same federal appeals court in Washington that rejected the rules in March, said a Verizon spokesman, Peter Thonis.
If you think of Hells Angels, they've rejected the rules of society, but they all dress exactly the same.
It is one thing for the Swiss to reject the rules of a club they refused to join; another for EU countries to wreck their own union.
But it's also possible that Mr. Giuliani was just acting out his familiar role as the nonpolitician who rejects the rules.
Because the rules had already been published in The Texas Register and stakeholders had provided feedback, the medical board could not make major changes on Friday and faced a simple choice: accept or reject the rules.
Clearly, this is not seriously considered by most supporters of ID who instead link the intelligent designer with the Judeo-Christian God.12 They, therefore, reject the rules of methodological naturalism, insisting that scientific evidence does in fact point to an "intelligent designer".
Scanlon defends each of these rules of agreement-keeping by comparing the benefits that the rules confer to the burdens that they impose and arguing that, given the balance between these, it would be unreasonable for promisors who must bear the burdens to reject the rules, and that promisees may justifiably claim the benefits of the rules, as the formal structure of the harm theory requires.
I like the ways that she adheres to and rejects the rules of anatomy for her stuff.
