Sentence examples for rejected to take from inspiring English sources

Thus, the MPCs sometimes rejected to take on tasks which they deemed to be irrelevant or inappropriate to engage in: "[Sometimes I] turn down the municipality.

Exclusion criterion: Caregivers who reject to take part in the study.

People who talk about "being rejected" tend to take rejections more poorly than people who re-frame the rejection into something that focuses on the situation itself, not them.

But he has so far rejected demands to take immediate steps to increase market access for developing countries.

The Government has consistently rejected calls to take in Syrian refugees, arguing that it is better to provide financial support to people in the region.

He owned oil industry bonds, but sold them before the cases were well under way; the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit rejected attempts to take him off the cases.

Page and Ali both left the country to seek work in Cyprus and Saudi Arabia, while Del Core found the soul-crushing business of being rejected hard to take.

In an interview with the London Evening Standard, Lord Fink said his tax planning had been at the "vanilla" or "mild" end of the spectrum and he had rejected advice to take more "aggressive" action to cut his tax bill.

As they entered the apartment last week — "This is the police!" — three more instructors in bluejeans started to enact a not-uncommon situation: The disturbed man, rejecting pleas to take his medication, suddenly pulled a knife on the officers and his own family.

He will presumably refuse to disclose his source and has so far rejected all demands to take down the leaked document.

Ukraine has rejected an offer to take part in this parade," Mr Poroshenko said.