Sentence examples for be refused to from inspiring English sources
Maternity services are considered "immediately necessary" and cannot be refused to anyone on costs grounds.
Cardinal Brady said the bishops had not discussed if Communion should be refused to politicians who supported the bill.
Gray said bail should be refused to perpetrators who refuse to show up to their court dates.
Red tape Families are warned that admission will be refused to any child under 18 who does not travel with a full birth certificate.
BBC News reports that the gallery will enforce warnings that resold tickets "will be cancelled without refund and admission will be refused to the bearer," and is asking resale Web sites to halt the practice.
Herzl had been present at the Dreyfus degradation on that January day, as a journalist for a Viennese paper, and if one moment engraved his sense that Jews could never find a safe home in Europe this was it: "It has been established that justice could be refused to a Jew for the sole reason that he was a Jew".
Failing would be refusing to change.
Sometimes insurance is refused to landlords altogether.
But he's refused to budge.
So far, he's refused to answer.
