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1 rejection of proof
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2 rejection
відмова, відхилення, несхвалення, неприйняття; відвід; бракування, визнання непридатним- rejection of a candidaterejection of war as a means of settling disputes between states — відмова від війни як засобу вирішення міждержавних спорів
- rejection of a draft law
- rejection of a patent
- rejection of a proposal
- rejection of a an offer
- rejection of a request
- rejection of proof
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