Sentence examples for rejection of protocols from inspiring English sources

We have presented two surveys clearly demonstrating the difficulties for REBs to manage research projects with biobanks and the high percentage of rejection of protocols involving the use of biobanks where coded samples were an integral part of the study.

However, Pope Francis's direct style of communication, his desire for close proximity with his flock and his frequent rejection of protocol are creating some worry among the organisers of the visit, the BBC's David Willey in Rome reports.

In our view, the 3 to 6-month interval for REC meetings was too long as this may result in unnecessary delays in processing (approval or rejection) of research protocols.

As Mr. Meunier put it, "You may have countries that say, why should we who are poorer do anything?" The Bush administration's rejection of the protocol last March caused an outcry in Europe and came to be seen here as another example of America's refusal to limit its options in almost any sphere.

The Bush administration directly credited an Exxon-dominated coalition with playing a key role in America's rejection of the Kyoto Protocol, and this January the US Senate rejected an amendment simply stating that climate change is real and caused by humans.

You have been critical of President Bush's rejection of the Kyoto Protocol, yet in 1997 you joined 94 of your Senate colleagues in effectively rejecting its terms.

At the same time, he insisted that his rejection of the Kyoto protocol "should not be read by our friends and allies as any abdication of responsibility".

The latter was so successful at shifting debate that the George W. Bush administration credited it with playing a key role in its rejection of the Kyoto Protocol.

Many Europeans chastised the the Bush administration for not caring enough about sustainability, especially in its rejection of the Kyoto Protocol.

Senators react badly to the sense that their country is being pushed around by foreigners as their pre-emptive rejection of the Kyoto protocol showed.

The Bush administration's rejection of the Kyoto Protocol – the world's first international treaty on climate change – became the totemic symbol of US intransigence on the issue.