Sentence examples for the recent rejection from inspiring English sources

Referring to the recent rejection, a United spokesman, Joseph P. Hopkins, said, "We are disappointed".

They say the recent rejection of a patent application by Novartis for a cancer drug, Gleevac, on the grounds of similar legal arguments gave some cause for optimism.

They say the recent rejection of a patent application by Novartis for a cancer drug, Gleevac, on the grounds of similar legal arguments, gave some cause for optimism.

Mr Previti wanted a delay until the final appeals court had ruled on his appeals against the recent rejection by Milan's appeal court of his sixth and seventh requests to have the trial judges replaced.

In this context, the recent rejection in a federal district court by Judge John Kane of a plea bargain deal between a defendant and federal prosecutors is truly startling.

His essay made it clear that he believes the recent rejection of the constitution was a cri de coeur from Europe's voters to protect their precious subsidies from more competition, inside or outside the EU.

Even the convention against genocide took almost 40 years before it was ratified.To that could be added the recent rejections of the Kyoto Protocol and of the CTBT, as well as the Bush administration's decision not to submit the Rome treaty for the international criminal court for ratification three international negotiations in which the executive branch took a full part.

"There are definitely indicators of transition with regards to HTML5 tracking," says Palli of the recent rejections.

Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the Democratic leader, said last week that the Democrats' recent rejection of two of Mr. Bush's appeals court nominees, Priscilla Owen of Texas and Charles W. Pickering of Mississippi, was not because of their conservative ideology.

The most recent rejection came on July 20, in response to a company that makes bait stations, the Y-TEX Codyoration of Cody, Wyo.

The most recent rejection came earlier this year, when a California judge ruled that, in order to prove the case, the EFF would have to rely on classified material that cannot be made public, and therefore couldn't be used in the case.