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Thus, so long as the Senate has established rules that allow it to refuse to vote on a nominee, it can do so – just as it can refuse to vote on bills, treaties, or any other business that comes before it.
Australia already has laws that allow it to refuse visas to people who have a substantial criminal record, who are "not of good character", or who are likely to "incite discord" or "represent a danger" to Australia.
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A Jewish housing association has won a court battle allowing it to refuse homes to tenants who are not Orthodox Jews.
Every hospital in New Jersey claims a so-called privilege of self-critical analysis, which allows it to refuse to disclose to a patient's family that their loved one was the victim of malpractice.
On February 24th the government vetoed rulings by official freedom-of-information watchdogs that it should release the minutes of two cabinet meetings just before the invasion.It is the first time since the Freedom of Information Act came into force in 2005 that the government has invoked a clause allowing it to refuse to comply with a ruling of the Information Tribunal.
It has been at the centre of a row about Europe's approach to migration since Italy refused to allow it to dock on its shores in June.
For 70 years, the state of Bavaria, which owned the copyright, refused to allow it to be republished, but its copyright expired on 31 December.
And there are some of us who refuse to allow it to happen".
Once begun, a program's beneficiaries and stakeholders refuse to allow it to die.
The result defines what's wrong with Comcast, and underscores why the Federal Communications Commission and the Dept. of Justice should refuse to allow it to get any bigger.
He refused to allow it to pass without calling it by its name.
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