Word: rejected
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Without a Heart. In Moscow, Molotov followed essentially the same line when the question of the Saar came up last week. The U.S. and Britain favored its economic annexation by France. Molotov, mindful of his French party comrades, did not directly reject the suggestion, but, even more mindful of his German comrades, he sidestepped, and soon the diplomats were discussing the huge Russian reparations demands. That was where everyone had come in. Cried Andrei Vishinsky at a press conference: "A treaty without adequate reparations is like a man without a heart...
Before the surprised U.S. State Department could do more than say: "This is extremely interesting news," the convention had voted, 34 to 3, to reject union with the U.S. The Evening Telegram nodded approvingly: "It is inconceivable that the people of Newfoundland were prepared to betray their allegiance for a mess of pottage...
...have been driven to the belief that logic, equity, fair play and a just regard to urgent public welfare combine to recommend Mr. Lilienthal's confirmation," he said. "On the other hand, I must summarily reject the frequently quoted doctrine that no nominee is eligible if he is attacked...
...Japanese girl who knows both East & West, who in fact is so "Westernized" as to reject the creed that her countrymen are supermen, may I ask to express my candid opinion in your columns...
Well might Nehru and Kripalani look solemn. As India seemed to teeter on the brink of bloodshed, they were returning to New Delhi, to face the Congress organization's toughest problem: to accept or reject the British version of how the Constituent Assembly should be run (TIME, Dec. 16). With Nehru and Kripalani went Gandhi's blessing and ad vice. They would not say whether the Mahatma had recommended concessions that might win Mohamed Ali Jinnah's Moslem League to Assembly participation...