Sentence examples for rejecting a call from inspiring English sources

An outspoken Liberal Democrat peer who declared that Israel would not last for ever has resigned the party whip after rejecting a call from Nick Clegg to apologise.

Along with his policing deputy, the Metropolitan Police Authority chair Kit Malthouse, he's standing by Yates too, rejecting a call for his resignation from a Tory London assembly member during mayor's question time on Wednesday.

The clearest sign of this came when the party endorsed the coalition's key economic strategy, decisively rejecting a call for a Plan B. Clegg made the point convincingly in his speech to the conference rally on Saturday.

The clearest sign of this came when the party endorsed the coalition's key economic strategy, decisively rejecting a call for a Plan B. Clegg also made the point convincingly in his speech to the conference rally on Saturday night.

But the college bucked the recent trend within the medical community by rejecting a call for it to move to a position of outright opposition to the bill by seeking its withdrawal.

Because there may be a number of parameters on different levels affecting a CAC decision and the conditions for accepting or rejecting a call must be computed quickly and frequently, simplicity and practicability are particularly important for designing a feasible CAC algorithm.

He rejected a call by Mr Odinga for a televised presidential debate.

It rejected a call by Barack Obama to let international observers monitor a recent, garishly fraudulent election.

7 April 2009: Sri Lanka rejects a call by the UN for a ceasefire.

Simon Birmingham has rejected a call from the New South Wales government to urgently scrap Naplan tests.

[New York Post] The State Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, rejected a call to double the state cigarette tax.