Sentence examples for be refused for from inspiring English sources

In a single supply chain scenario, orders are likely to be refused for lack of insufficient capacity and production time.

As immigration solicitor Phillip Turpin says, the Home Office gives little guidance on what it is looking for, but "you can be refused for failing to produce a document you were never asked for in the first place".

The chief judge of an Australian court of superior jurisdiction has, for the first time, found that a coalmine ought to be refused for its impact on climate change.

3. The Director of Public Safety is hereby authorized to refuse to issue said permit when, after investigation of all of the facts and circumstances pertinent to said application, he believes it to be proper to refuse the issuance thereof; provided, however, that said permit shall only be refused for the purpose of preventing riots, disturbances or disorderly assemblage.

In 2007 the British government sold water cannon to the Libyan regime, in clear breach of the European Union's Code of Conduct on Arms Exports which specifies that export licences should be refused for weapons where there is a "clear risk" they would be used for internal repression.

GKN's impressive performance has been only slightly dimmed in the past week as investors have shied away from car shares in the wake of Ford's tyre problems, dragging GKN shares down by around 5%.Maybe one day somebody will make offers that cannot be refused for parts of GKN.

On the other hand, the patient may be refusing for a number of legitimate reasons that the robot may not be aware of.

The Shipping Controller, 1 K.B. 127 (1922), in which recovery was refused for negligent interference with contractual rights.

"Atlético have also made an offer, but it was refused for the same reasons".

However, bail was refused for Australian crew member Colin Russell, who was the first to be heard on Monday.

Permission to publish was refused for the sake of preserving official secrets: more likely for his sense of the ridiculous.