Sentence examples for which they reject from inspiring English sources

In the past they have insisted that any talks be with the Americans only, and not the Afghan government, which they reject as a "puppet regime".

The two organizations' spokesmen said they expected the council to defer declaration of a Palestinian state and endorse a continuation of the peace effort, which they reject.

However, there are too many who reject their "Africanness" or "Arabness", with a few in both camps condescendingly and outspokenly showing disrespect for that aspect of themselves which they reject.

Ms. Akyün, whose father came to Germany from Turkey in 1969 to work as a miner, said that the debate often came down to the difference between integration, which she said immigrants and their families accept, even desire, and assimilation, which they reject.

Conservative protesters came to Washington from 26 states to "march for jobs" and decry any bill that includes legalization, which they reject as amnesty that would erode the rule of law and, in a new emphasis, threaten the jobs of American workers.

These critics charged that Wilson and his colleagues were ignoring the considerable explanatory accomplishments of kin selection theory and, from a theoretical standpoint, were mistaken in drawing a sharp distinction between kin selection (which they reject) and "standard natural selection theory" (which they accept).

Soon they had an offer for $1 million, which they rejected as too low.

Earlier this year, the DJ's team received a vocal track – called Collide – which they rejected in favour of another singer's efforts, producing a song called Fade Into Darkness.

Mr. Milosevic visited Bosnia only once during the war, in 1993, when he urged the Bosnian Serbs to accept an international peace settlement which they rejected.

He acted after lawmakers made it clear that they would refuse to pass his bond bill, which they rejected as favoring the interests of foreign banks over Argentine voters.

The British people have voted to leave the European Union after a historic referendum in which they rejected the advice of the main Westminster party leaders and instead took a plunge into the political unknown.