Sentence examples for spurned the proposal from inspiring English sources

Grupo Ferrovial, Spain's second- biggest builder, offered 8.75 billion pounds ($15 billion) for BAA, taking its bid directly to investors after the owner of Heathrow airport spurned the proposal.

She spurns the proposals of a rooster, a cat and a dog before she finally finds her soul mate.

So they spurned the Nixon proposal, and it died.

Some obstructionist unionist leaders have spurned the I.R.A. proposal as a delaying tactic.

William Hill spurned the consortium's initial £3.16bn cash and shares proposal, saying it substantially undervalued the business.

Russia has spurned the memorial.

Several papers spurned the information.

To begin with, Iraq spurned the plan.

It has spurned the pontiff, they say.

A row is brewing over Franco-German proposals to wrap the Western European Union, Europe's defence club, into the EU an idea both Britain and the neutrals (Sweden, Finland, Ireland and Austria, which have spurned the WEU) strongly oppose, and could veto.

This is the second time Visnovsky has spurned the Islanders.