Sentence examples for yet rejected from inspiring English sources

But for all its coolness, Lula's government has not yet rejected the FTAA.

Pennsylvania has not yet rejected a film for violating its stipulation that publicly supported movies should "tend to foster a positive image" of the state.

She sees the state taking "a thoughtful, policy-driven approach," and marvels that Virginia has not yet rejected expansion, as other states have.

Senior Treasury officials said they were still working on ideas to reduce foreclosures and had not yet rejected Ms. Bair's proposal.

"There still remains hope...that some points of agreement can be found as a result of dialogue - which our partners, thank God, have not yet rejected," RIA quoted Peskov as saying.

His second novel, The Old Man and the Medal (1956), evoked the deep sense of disillusionment felt by those Africans who were committed to the west, yet rejected by their colonial masters.

Ireland's voters may yet reject the Nice treaty, for a second time, later this month.

Vivus's new data apparently satisfied the FDA's advisory committee.However, the agency may yet reject the drug.

Mr Tsvangirai's party may yet reject the deal, as it lets Mr Mugabe control the key ministries.

Her best barbs are reserved for the men who have or might yet reject her for her appearance.

She meets a more suitable love interest, yet rejects him in favour of this obsession with an idealised figure she doesn't really know.