Sentence examples for be refused to a from inspiring English sources

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".

The most hardcore thing would be refusing to use a license plate at all.

Turkey appears to be refusing to alienate an old neighbour with which it does business.

He's refused to give a straight answer," Clinton said.

But the UK Film Council appears to be refusing to go out with a bang.

"Let's talk about being refused to be served at a restaurant in public.

Management of Logexpo was refused to Expo and was managed by a Quebec provincial authority.

Perhaps this is why Moscow authorities are refusing to issue a permit for a demonstration on March 5.

But she says how she really started a scandal was refusing to accept a system of multiple marriages, in which young women became older men's wives.

If a stubborn child is refusing to wear a coat and it's 40 degrees outside, let it go.

Malcolm, meanwhile, is still in dispute with a former landlord who is refusing to return a £750 deposit.