Sentence examples for because of the refusal from inspiring English sources

Was the demand to exit because of the refusal?

Britain has been represented by Conservatives because of the refusal of the Labor party to send delegates.

THE higher risk wasn't merely because of the refusal of so many cab riders to buckle up.

It recovered, and has stayed strong despite the crisis because of the refusal of the European Central Bank to match the easing of other central banks.

Similarly, if Japan opted out because of the refusal of the United States to ratify it, the protocol would become a dead letter.

And for the last two years, Congress has reduced by half foreign aid payments to Russia's central government, specifically because of the refusal to abandon Bushehr.

He said the last two years had been appalling "because of the unwillingness, refusal of the DUP and other unionists" to accept "democratic decisons".

Although we did not collect information systematically about missing records, most were likely missing for reasons unrelated to their clinical status, e.g., because the clinicians could not be contacted, the patients' records were no longer available, or because of the refusals of some institutions to provide records.

As it is, the proposal will go nowhere, largely because of the Republican refusal to raise taxes on the wealthy and to spend money on vital programs.

I've pulled out of several radio "chat" shows in mid-broadcast because of the absolute refusal of the anchors to explain why they will not challenge the sometimes viciously named Tweeters or email writers.

In reality, no peaceful partition of Palestine was ever possible, mostly because of the Arabs' refusal to accept a Jewish state there — which Churchill must have known by then.