Sentence examples for should have rejected from inspiring English sources

ESPN should have rejected what it was being handed and followed the James news aggressively.

Slattery said Frydenberg should have rejected Waratah Coal's application in the first instance.

Even the Guardian's own Michael Tomasky wrote that the president should have rejected the honour.

The Reich Minister for Foreign Affairs considers it absolutely unbelievable that Poland should have rejected the Führer's proposals.

By Parliament's arcane rules (it mostly hinged on the meaning of "forthwith"), Mr. Bercow should have rejected that amendment.

On Friday, the shadow trade minister Penny Wong said Robb should have "rejected the inclusion of ISDS provisions in the TPP".

One part of that advice was that Regius should have dealt with substantial forms as Descartes had done in the Météores (AT VI, 239): that he should not have rejected them explicitly but, instead, should merely have omitted them as redundant to genuine explanations.

4. Plaintiff, in his petition for rehearing, also argues that we should not have rejected his constitutional claim.

"They should not have rejected the proposals we had for pre-charge detention, which in very special circumstances would go up to 42 days.

Once it rules out everything except animus, O.K., animus isn't a rational basis, but it shouldn't have rejected some other rationales.

A Malaysian court ruled on Monday that the government should not have rejected an application for a print publishing license by Malaysiakini, a popular independent news Web site, said Shanmuga Kanesalingam, a lawyer who represented Malaysiakini.