Sentence examples for rejecting terms from inspiring English sources

Part of this plan, Enron said, was Dynegy's tactic of proposing and then rejecting terms for the merger.

As Mr. Fisher and Mr. Ury wrote, Batna is the only standard that can protect negotiators from accepting terms that are too unfavorable and from rejecting terms it would be in their interest to accept.

When he did intervene in politics, his actions were usually disastrous; thus, if he had been less obstinate in rejecting terms offered by Alaric before 410, Rome might have been spared the Gothic occupation.

All creation, the rejected terms I fled?

Sinclair, a 19-year-old with three first-team appearances to his name, has rejected terms on an extension on his contract, ahead of a potential move to Watford.

Pilots voted Saturday to reject terms that were tied to the aircraft order, which Air Canada announced April 25.

Rejection: one entry is related to an entry with a synonymous but rejected term for the concept (hasRejected).

And why did Fifa reject term limits for senior executives, as proposed by its very own Independent Governance Committee - set up to advise it on reforms?

This aspiration is commendable, but when they reject terming Israeli control over Palestinians an occupation and refuse to call for an end to settlements, they give little hope to Palestinians that action will be taken to fulfill their aspirations.

By rejecting the terms of the bailout, the Cypriot parliamentarians have effectively called the bluff of Germany, Europe's dominant power, which insisted on imposing harsh terms.

(Incidentally, despite being broken into separate documents, it's all-or-nothing when it comes to agreeing or rejecting the terms).