用to reject造句子，“to reject”造句

The strength to reject those who have brought you down.

It was unwise (of you) to reject his offer.

An intelligent person not only knows how to take advice, But how to reject it.

We'll have to reject these. They've got little cracks in them.

The United States is certain to reject the proposal as a nonstarter.

Prior to performance by the other party, one party is entitled to reject its requirement for performance.

China's decision to reject Coca-Cola's acquisition of juice-maker China Huiyuan Juice Group is rippling southward toward Australia.

Opponents such as Amnesty International already have begun pressuring other governors and President Bush to reject the death penalty.

Foreign enterprises have the rights to reject unreasonable charging, fine, inspection, and report to the local government or have recourse to the People's Court.

If the party required to perform first rendered non-conforming performance, the party who is to perform subsequently is entitled to reject its corresponding requirement for performance.

We must insist on delivery within the time contracted and reserve the right to reject the goods if we fail to receive the goods before this week.

We insist on delivery within the dated time and reserve the right to reject the goods shall they is deliver late.

We would like to reject H0 （recall that in statistical hypothesis testing rejection of Null hypothesis is always a strong conclusion），thereby demonstrating that the process is capable.

It's better not to teach, but to hold on to its branches and ears, to depose its wisdom, to reject its studies, its boudoirs, its customs, its idleness as a vagrant, and its stubbornness.

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The psyche uses Extraverted Feeling to reject the ideas, rather than taking the information into its intuitive framework, and therefore potentially causing that framework to be reshaped and redefined.

Indeed, the Pope's main pronouncement on the affair has been on a different front: to reject, apparently out of hand, a suggested reform that some feel would deal with the roots of the problem.

If you want to call back when you are having incoming call (the phone is ringing) you need to press Callback key to call back instantly, no need to reject it manually (as in this case the application "thinks" you do not want to call back this rejected number).

The vested power or constitutional right of one branch or department of government to refuse approval of measures proposed by another department, especially the power of a chief executive to reject a bill passed by the legislature and thus prevent or delay its enactment into law.

"That's it. and if the court finds the statement does not meet the requirements for acceptance, it shall make an order within seven days to reject it. However, if the plaintiff is not satisfied with the order, he may file an appeal."

Click Reject to reject this item for display in the category.

He appealed to the members to reject the resolution.

Pressed by the crowd to reject Mr Mubarak, he added: "We are here to restore order."

as well as the right to reject business operators' coercive trade behavior.

To anyone opposed to losing more sovereignty to Europe, that is reason enough to reject Mr Blair.

Lawyers say that change is likely to have little practical impact because regulators already have broad discretion to reject deals.

Although you have to reject a girl you like very much because of secular vision and parents'pressure.

The Company may in its absolute discretion reserve the rights to reject any application to register as a Member, without the need to give any reason.

I and you kiss goodbye in nobody's street, lets the wind laugh at me not to be able crazily to reject.

It may sound reasonable to reject the goal of becoming rich under capitalism. But how can we advocate being poor under socialism and communism?

It's right for people to hate you because you don't deserve respect. It's right for people to reject you because you dare to be someone who lets people get close to you.

Guided by the system of socialist core values, we need to rationally ponder and survey these opinions and give a historical and dialectic evaluation to reject the dross and assimilate the essence.

Even though Paul clearly instructed the believers of the 1 st century to reject such teaching, yet somehow it prevailed in a different form. I will give you some examples.

Life, if you dare to be immoral, others will dare to reject you. If you dare to be immoral, others will dare to give up you. If you are immoral, you will lose not only your youth, but also many people waiting for you in the future.

You mean that rendering the user interface of your program in terms of the underlying implementation model—a rigidly fixed field width—forces you to reject natural human behavior in favor of obnoxious, computer-like inflexibility supplemented with demeaning error messages?

to discard; to abandon; to reject; to cast away

To demand special consideration from the organization but to reject its discipline.

Italy's demand for a port in 1899 the Chinese government felt strong enough to reject.

It would have required superhuman qualities of dedication and restraint by these associates to reject the proffered laurels.

As a child, I knew how to protect myself. I knew that the best way not to be rejected was to reject others first.

So although I don't like, I don't believe the argument is sound — premise one doesn't happen to be the premise I myself would want to reject.

The only way to keep our freedom is to have the steadfastness to reject those tempting offers. We have to move to a license like GPL version 3 that will stop these tempters in their tracks.

Because you have already been screened and this is a sign that the interviewer sees your potential and would rather prefer to employ you for the job than to reject you.

In this way, he does not have to turn to a banker who is likely to reject his request, or resort to loan sharks and run the risk of having them knock at your door in the middle of the night demanding repayment.

to reject; to turn down; to spurn

Is able to reject information that is incorrect or irrelevant?

The only way to keep our freedom is to have the steadfastness to reject those tempting offers.

Your ability to answer this question to their satisfaction will lead them to accept or to be cautious and reserved, or possibly even to reject.

Through simulation experiments, although the conventional PID controller is designed simple, the ability to reject system disturbance and robust is rather weak.

Sooner or later, he will always see his destiny clearly, but he will not be willing to face it squarely. He will probably be a person who tries to reject his destiny all his life.

The Bank reserves the right to carry out credit and other checks and enquiries in connection with this application and to reject it without giving reasons. If the application is successful, a facility letter will be issued for my/our acceptance.

it also means he's less likely to reject donated tissue.

The Executive Council shall have the power to reject applications without indication of reasons and without the right to appeal.

Outside, perhaps 100 protesters waved placards and chanted "Save our democracy" in a vain effort to persuade electors to reject the Republican nominee.

With a multiple entry visa, no one needs to stay in America as illegal aliens, and the US visa department will not need to reject them based on their possible intent of not leaving the USA.

to reject; to dismiss; to expel; to repudiate

Mankind must abandon all conflicts and wars and seek ways to reject aggression and revenge, which is based on love.

Where the parties owe performance toward each other and there is an order of performance, prior to performance by the party required to perform first, the party who is to perform subsequently is entitled to reject its requirement for performance.

New ideas tend to be partly-formed so it is easy to reject them as' bad '.

True, everyone has the right to reject traditions, but the problem is: You cannot deny your ethnic origins or change your skin colour.

I have to reject the notion that greed can be a good thing.

To study the development of this old culture, to reject its feudal dross and assimilate its democratic essence is a necessary condition for developing our new national culture and increasing our national self-confidence, but we should never swallow anything and everything uncritically.

The more reactionary their content and the higher their artistic quality, the more poisonous they are to the people, and the more necessary it is to reject them.

Most statisticians would not argue if you decided to reject the null hypothesis that the results can be accounted for in terms of random sampling variability from the null distribution.