Sentence examples for which was rebuffed from inspiring English sources

Japan lodged a strong protest, which was rebuffed.

The Irish-based company, led by Flemming Ornskov, will become the world's biggest maker of treatments for rare diseases after finally winning its pursuit of Baxalta following an earlier approach in August which was rebuffed.

But by the time Mr. Bush made his first request to return to Washington, which was rebuffed by the Secret Service, that plane was no longer any threat to the White House, since it had hit the Pentagon.

In November it emerged that DMGT had sought a truce of some kind with News International, an offer which was rebuffed, and has instead looked at a range of radical options for the Evening Standard.

But if it is within the rules... .. Caroline Flint, a member of the Commons public accounts committee, called for Cameron to look at asking companies to publish their tax returns, which was rebuffed by the government.

Debuting on Netflix on 4 November, it will mark a new front in Netflix's battle with traditional broadcasters such as the BBC, which was rebuffed in its attempts to be a co-producer on the show, according to its then director of TV, Danny Cohen.

The company, which runs submarine bases for the Royal Navy at Faslane and Plymouth, also made two informal approaches to VT last year, both of which were rebuffed.

But Ms. Paull said at a news conference that the calls, which were rebuffed by the I.R.S., raised questions about whether the vice president's office had created at least the "appearance of influence" on behalf of a group with ties to Mr. Gore.

None of this has gone unnoticed inside the studios and executive suites of Fox News, which is rebuffing these White House put-downs as a denigration of the presidency.

Still, the book, which took three years to write, was rebuffed by publishers.

The White House had pushed for Security Council involvement, but was rebuffed by Britain, France and Germany, which believe that Iran should be allowed to show its better intentions.