Sentence examples for team rejected from inspiring English sources

Like Frankenstein's monster, this team, rejected by original creator (MLSE) may be able to grow, learn, and become self sufficient; the disparate pieces may function as one.

Greece's national team rejected their World Cup bonuses, instead asking for the money to be used to build a new national training centre.

Leann Boso, also on the flag team, rejected a review that advised management, "Sever ties with Head of Communication as quickly as possible".

Last week, Brian Burke, part of USA Hockey's Olympic management team, rejected calls for a boycott of the Sochi Games in February because, he said, it would hurt the athletes.

"Realism" is exactly the foreign-policy doctrine that Cheney's Pentagon team rejected, partly because it posits the impossibility of any one country's ever dominating world affairs for any length of time.

During today's proceedings, Pistorious's defence team rejected the allegation, suggesting it was a legal herbal remedy, testo compositum co-enzyme, as the two sides traded claim and counter claim at this morning's bail hearing.

We also note the statement released yesterday by members of Autonomy's former senior management team rejecting these allegations.

If the proposals were enacted, the next president would have more latitude to reorganize the government, appoint his own team, reject special-interest measures and fast-track his own initiatives through Congress.

Mr. Edwards's legal team rejects that argument entirely: the money was a gift from two friends and was intended to help a candidate they believed in deal with a personal problem.

Corbyn and his team reject the "focus group politics" that they believe led to the political triangulation of the Blair and Brown governments, and spawned a generation of "plastic politicians".

Janet Phillips Chorley, Lancashire In the wake of the YouGov analysis (Cooper team rejects poll predicting Corbyn win, 22 July) there are calls for two of the three non-Corbyn candidates to withdraw, to unify the anti-Corbyn vote.