Sentence examples for a refusal for from inspiring English sources

As a woman you are more likely than a man to have a refusal for protection corrected at appeal.

"What we didn't expect was a refusal for us to even apply for adoption, not because of our incapability to adopt, but because our cultural heritage was defined as 'Indian/Pakistani.'".

Most convictions lead to a refusal of consent for donation: ' organ donation is a reason for premature death'; ' life is needlessly prolonged to obtain organs' or ' the potential organ donor has suffered enough'.

Repeated applications to various officials in the health department, the NRHM management unit and the Health Secretary over a period of two months finally culminated in a refusal of permission for the tour to go ahead.

Verse that promises rapid intelligibility is a refusal of pressure, which for Hill was a refusal of truthfulness.

Second, a refusal of ICU admission for elderly patients may consist in a limitation of life-sustaining therapy and refers to an end-of-life decision-making process.

But his former colleagues in the Administration should not suppose that his potential invocation of the Fifth magically extends to their offices, in terms of a refusal to, for example, produce documents that Congress or investigators might require.

Thus, the two groups were as follows: low bed availability (LBA) greater than 10%% rate of admission refusals due only to a full unit and HBA as a refusal rate for a full unit no greater than 10%%.

One high-quality study reported a refusal rate for telehealth participants only, with 48%% declining to participate [ 72].

After a stubborn refusal, for well over 10 years, on the part of both Labour and the Conservatives to consider restoring justice, the government has finally agreed to take a closer look at this hugely important issue.

The song and the video serve as a resounding refusal for anyone, queer or otherwise, to stay hidden.