Once we start rejecting facts for fiction, does it really matter which facts and which fiction? President Obama and Kathleen Sebelius (middle) in October.
They publicized the event online and got so many R.S.V.P.s that they had to start rejecting people, telling them to watch a live stream online instead.
Patrick S. McGurn, vice president at Institutional Shareholder Services, a shareholder advisory service in Rockville, Md., said that the study would fuel a movement among pension fund managers and other institutional investors to start rejecting executive pay packages that pour on the options.
Eventually, it is personal, because their resentment at being denied their due seeps into every exchange, and women start rejecting them because they are rude or gross or frightening.
But as an alternative arena for questioning and listening, perhaps theatre needs to start rejecting the ingrained structures of how space is used and allocated, but also the top-down management structures dating back to the 20th century on which they are so often run.
According to the researchers, the age at which children start rejecting unequal offers could indicate when they develop a sense of fairness. .
While Apple did start rejecting applications with "Flappy" in the title earlier this month, its policing of these clones has been more nuanced than blanket rejections, we learned.
PETER SVENSSON, AP/THE HUFFINGTON POST NEW YORK -- After pressure from four U.S. senators, Apple Inc. has said it will start rejecting iPhone applications that tip drivers off about police checkpoints for drunken driving.
In their research study, Hennink and Simkhada (5) reported that family members also start rejecting the surviving returnee in order to maintain their social status.
"When your number one customer starts rejecting [your crop], the price drops quickly," Nigh says.
