Sentence examples for be unable to refuse from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, many Timorese believe that in the end he will be unable to refuse to accept the presidency.
Ismail and the other migrants were imprisoned in an apartment until they were paid an extra $300 £2000), knowing they would be unable to refuse.
The group's report, expected in the New Year, will offer the outlines of a different course in Iraq — an offer the President may be unable to refuse.
Consumer organizations argue that musicians confronted with the market power of iTunes — Apple claims 80percentt of legal United States downloads but publishes no figures for individual European markets — would be unable to refuse such a condition.
Some women also reported that they would be unable to refuse participation if their husband agreed.
It says something for his intellectual integrity that he was unable to refuse the challenge of the new paths that Wagner had opened up.
In the summer of 2015, Hebei, then a second-tier team in China, bid so much money to Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors F.C. for its Brazilian striker Eduardo, that the Korean champion was unable to refuse.
"However, as the leader of the Asian revolution, Mao was unable to refuse Kim Il Sung's demand, especially as Stalin had already expressed his position, and so China could only accept this".
It will continue until one or other moves on, which Tottenham supporters are worried will be as soon as one of the world's richest clubs make an offer for Gareth Bale that the Spurs chairman, Daniel Levy, is unable to refuse.
After the disastrous dinner, she explains that if Reynolds's life leaves her no room to deliver care, even in matters so simple as asparagus with butter instead of oil, she simply needs to put him in a position where he's unable to refuse it.
"Consent should not be regarded as freely given if the data subject has no genuine or free choice or is unable to refuse or withdraw consent without detriment," runs one key portion of GDPR.
