Sentence examples for rejected use from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sullivan rejected use of the word concessions in discussing the lower starting pay and less generous benefits for new workers.

During a senate hearing, which focused on the country's foreign policy in the Middle East, attorney general George Brandis, responding to questions, rejected use of the term "occupied", saying it predetermined an issue subject to Israeli-Palestinian negotiations.

The Charter authorizes a court to inquire into "any alleged violation or neglect of duty in relation to the property, government or affairs of the city," but the courts have rejected use of the rule for legal standing in the few isolated cases in which it was cited.

Amarin now is asking a federal court to allow it to distribute to physicians information about this rejected use.

SEATO was unable to intervene in conflicts in Laos because France and Britain rejected use of military action.

He rejected use of violence in Egypt, even though he considered it legitimate in Palestine, in resistance to the Zionist Stern and Irgun terror gangs.

Artefacts were automatically rejected using the Signal™ artefact rejection tool if the signal amplitude exceeded 90% of analog-to-digital converter (ADC) range and controlled by visual inspection.

Epochs containing ocular and nonocular artifacts were rejected using the automated artifact rejection algorithm implemented in the Brain Electrical Source Analysis software suite (BESA 5.2; Megis Software).

But the Lebanese Islamic group Hezbollah rejected using women for suicide missions, Mr. Kramer said.

In an attempt to tackle the problem, he rejected using some of his $79bn wealth to hire a private tutor.

The Canadian researchers rejected using eyes as their marker facial feature, but they did not completely ignore them.