Sentence examples for be refused for any from inspiring English sources

Should entrance be refused for any reason, parents have a statutory right of appeal, which is heard by the governors of the school.

Article six of the treaty states extradition should be refused for "an offence of a political character".

In his letter he said: "It was with a heavy heart but as you can see I had no real choice to make it clear to Eilean Eisdeal and its directors that permission to use any company land or asset has been refused for any organisation, individual or group of individuals, for the purpose of conducting any stone skimming or indeed any event.

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

As a member of the team, Holloway was disappointed with the performance of the prototypes, and he recommended that both aircraft be refused for air defense.

Moreover, consenting patients were less likely to be refused for admission than those who did not consent.

Australian law is not a great deal better, but to seek permission is usually to be refused, for fear the owner has left themselves open to injury lawsuit.

For context, the last time royal assent was refused for a piece of legislation was in 1707.

She did not realise Brendan was buying extra features and games until her bank card was refused for a bill payment.

"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.