Sentence examples for are likely to refuse from inspiring English sources

The republic's government and Parliament will meet on Friday, when they are likely to refuse to recognize the legitimacy of what happened today.

The Kurds, who have total political and military control of most of northern Iraq, are likely to refuse to hand over Mr Hashemi and are seeking to act as mediators between him and the Prime Minister.

"If something goes wrong during a strike, you might have a hard time finding contractors who will cross the picket lines," he said, adding that most union workers, including plumbers, electricians and deliverers, are likely to refuse to enter the building while a strike is in progress.

People may accept copy protections on some products, but are likely to refuse to buy machines which make it hard to copy content in the public domain.Conversely, what would happen if copyright were to be abolished entirely, as many cyber-libertarians advocate?

The Brussels Convention, for instance, lets consumers sue a foreign website in their home country only if the site can be proved to have aimed at that country's market.Many courts are likely to refuse to enforce foreign judgments on matters of widely differing practice, especially where free speech is concerned.

But their disadvantages are also obvious: they may be illegal under both international and American law (though it could take years to determine the latter), and they will command very little international support, even among America's European allies, who are likely to refuse to extradite any suspects to face trial before such a tribunal.

"It was an invitation that hardly any Cambridge undergraduate was likely to refuse, since even revolutionaries like to be in a suitable tradition," he wrote in "Interesting Times".

One worker, Xiang Feng, 28, said at least 80% of the workers were likely to refuse the offer.

And some argue that Congress, for one, is likely to refuse to make changes to the law to develop alternatives to the mandate.

If it does, America is likely to refuse; its officials have pointed to North Korea's foot-dragging and provocations as the source of past delays.

North Korea ships significant cargo on its own vessels, and would be likely to refuse any inspection, and the 34-article resolution does not authorize the use of force.