In the period 1979-2006 a total of 22,990 applications for warrants were made to the Court of which 22,985 were approved (sometimes with modifications; or with the splitting up, or combining together, of warrants for legal purposes), and only 5 were definitively rejected.

It serves as both a receiving and departure center, both for newly arrived asylum seekers and asylum seekers who have been definitively rejected and must go home.

Judge Sentelle, who was appointed by President Ronald Reagan, wrote in his concurrence that the Branzburg decision had definitively rejected protections under both the First Amendment and common law.

But it remains in any case an open question, whether (to give a single example) in the essay Of Dwarves and Men he had definitively rejected the greatly elaborated account of the houses of the Edain that had entered the Quenta Silmarillion in about 1958, or whether it had passed from his mind.

"If it is rejected by Iraq definitively, Iraq will suffer the consequences."

Such interpretations of the New Testament have been totally and definitively rejected by the Second Vatican Council.

By the end of the Second World War, they had definitively rejected Trotsky's theory of Russia as a degenerated workers' state.

It was portrayed as a compromise: a lower income tax and a higher sales tax than in Mr. Weicker's proposal, which had been definitively rejected by the House of Representatives late Saturday.

How can we talk of a 'period of reflection' when the current draft Constitution was rejected definitively by two founder Member States of the Union?

On 27 May, officials from the Film Department made another inspection of the picture; on 8 June, they concluded: "based on political and cultural reasons, definitively rejected."