Therefore, no movement can spurn its relationship with the institutions: it has to attempt to exert an influence at an institutional level, to occupy spaces and, if it has an alternative project, to completely take over institutional government.
One of her spurned suitors, Soekatma, decides to ruin their relationship by telling Winanta that Koestini has spent all of her time chasing boys rather than studying.
And it made her think of the original ending of "Great Expectations," she said -- not the too-perfect happy ending that Dickens added for his newspaper audience, where Pip and the rich Estella are a pair, but the original one, which underscores Pip's renewed relationship with the loyal relatives he had spurned in favor of wealthy friends.
An ongoing FBI investigation into his suspicious relationship with Bill Allen, the founder of an Alaska-based oil services company, however, has spurned criticism of lax ethics and possible corruption.
Now that the ungrateful Russians have spurned what "the West has been offering" -- that is, "special status with NATO, a privileged relationship with the European Union, and partnership in international diplomatic endeavors" -- they are, in his view, busy trying to revive the Soviet empire.
It's important for the other man or woman to consider their motives for disclosing the affair, stressed Alicia H. Clark, a psychologist in Washington, D.C. Sometimes, after being spurned or pushed away, affair partners want to strike back or regain power by revealing the relationship.
Her troubled relationship with Sally Quinn, some argue, is itself a revealing example of diplomatic failure: the wages of well-meant counsel spurned.
James Dayton, Paul Heffernan, Hay and Gordon spurned Kilmarnock opportunities.
