Sentences with phrase «following years of rejection»

Now there is somewhere for talented authors to go following years of rejection.

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Many of us thought the idea of open primaries for the selection of candidates was dead and buried following widespread rejection by members in a Party consultation process a couple of years ago.

Plaid's approach is based around a rejection of the austerity policies, which the coalition government has followed for the past five years.

The approval follows last year's rejection of a bid by the Central Veterinary Research Laboratory (CVRL), which owns the dairy farm and the brand Camelicious, on the grounds that the country's animal - health system was not rigorous enough.

Fascinated by his rejection of society's rules and unsure of his past, Nanfu follows Dylan with her camera on a journey that spans years, takes her across America, and explores the meaning of freedom.

If the time between the rejection of an application and the annual Club meeting is less than forty - five days, then the sponsors shall be required to wait until the annual Club meeting the following calendar year to present the applicant's name.

Celebrating 20 years of working in the video games industry, Double Fine CEO and LucasArts vet Tim Schafer posted several documents from his time with the sector, including rejection letters from Atari and Hewlett - Packard (he hoped to follow in the footsteps of novelist Kurt Vonnegut Jr., who toiled away at General Electric during the day, and wrote short stories at night).

This move follows on an increasing rejection of natural gas infrastructure by California regulators in favor of clean energy alternatives, as the state continues to burn less and less gas every year in its electricity sector.

She spent the past year investigating the effects of group identity on belonging regulation strategies following rejection, and is currently investigating the mechanisms behind the link between social exclusion and impaired self - regulation.

In addition, initial evidence from a long - term (18 - year) follow - up study of a nonclinical sample suggests that friendship status, like peer acceptance and rejection, may robustly predict later adjustment, 45 although additional replications of this finding are needed.