Sentence examples for arise refusing to from inspiring English sources

"Why are Arise refusing to pay us for services provided by us, even ignoring our correspondence and phone calls?" asked operation manager Kamal Alazraq.

Following the Kansas-Nebraska Act, however, a new force arose that refused to compromise any longer over the territories.

When questions arose, France refused to modify Osirak's weapons-grade fuel.

When such problems arise, lenders should refuse to extend additional credit or even reduce the credit limit available, the agencies said.

As each issue has arisen, we have refused to meet the risks attached to the suppression of brute force.

There a problem arises, for Doss refuses to hold a rifle: a stance that not even Gary Cooper, as the devout pacifist of "Sergeant York" (1941), could match.

In a statement announcing the bill's passage, Mr. Aderholt said: "This legislation will help businesses around the nation by eliminating the confusion which arises when states refuse to acknowledge the integrity of documents notarized out of state".

A setting that gradually increases the volume of the iOS Alarm Clock every 15 seconds (or minute) so I can be gently arisen unless I refuse to get up would be grand.

"Lyvette Crespo is a cold-blooded killer". The lawsuit alleged that the conflict between the couple arose because Lyvette refused to let her husband sleep.

The question arose after police refused to say whether the shooting death of a passenger on a train car Saturday was captured by security cameras.

They note that the president's action arose after Congress refused to change the law in line with his wishes, so the order rests on "an unprecedented, sweeping assertion of executive power," they say.