Sentence examples for able to refuse that from inspiring English sources
"The very real concern is that in states where there is no refusal clause or a very narrow one, there may be entities that would be able to refuse that right now cannot, and many women would no longer have access to contraceptives under their health plans".
Until then though, although he may be able to consent to treatment if he is seen as competent to do that he isn't necessarily able to refuse it, if others consider that treatment to be in his best interests.
Many who agree that bakers should be able to refuse gay weddings would be horrified to learn that this also might eventually encompass the right to refuse to bake a cake for a divorced person's wedding.
It was only because of this contact, she added, that she was able to refuse another saline drip the following morning, when staff recommended its use.
However, it is important that individuals feel able to refuse such a conversation and don't feel obliged to make a particular decision or infer that they will receive lower levels of care.
According to the written consent the patients were informed about the protocol of the study, about their participation in the study and that they are able to refuse to participate in the study at any time.
The high missing item rate for questions on household income in each year's (core) HSE confirms that participants feel able to refuse to answer questions they feel are sensitive.
A myth has developed that nominees should be able to refuse to answer such inquiries.
Interviewees considered that this was either because patients felt less able to refuse their invitations or felt more confident of research promoted by them.
