Sentence examples for the now rejected from inspiring English sources

Private and independent schools would continue to be funded by the Commonwealth under the now rejected proposal.

With this now rejected by the rank-and-file, the UAW labor will cost more at Ford than at GM and Chrysler.

However, the Conservative party has now rejected the Shapps proposal, saying the timetable was not going to change.

But in order to do this, in order to survive without the constituencies that have now rejected the Republicans, the party will, at its core, have to stand for something other than the rich and powerful against the poor and powerless.

To add to their indignity, the Australian government has now rejected the findings of the independent review of its response to the "national emergency" facing Aboriginal communities.

The repeal legislation – now rejected twice by the Senate – has gone back to the House of Representatives.

After initially agreeing to the peace talks, the rebels have now rejected them.

But the GOP latched onto Benghazi conspiracy theories alleging a political cover-up to steal the 2012 election that even the Republicans' own report on the matter has now rejected.

Walcott's classifications of most of the fossils are now rejected, but were supported at the time, and he accepted a change for one of the few where his conclusion was disputed.

Three judges, headed by the country's senior judge, the Lord President, Lord Gill, have now rejected the challenge.

Some of them initially indicated that they would follow the government orders, but most of the groups have now rejected orders to disarm.