Sentence examples for call for refusal from inspiring English sources

They stress that the call for refusal laws has been tied to larger "pro life" strategies to limit access to contraceptives, medical abortifacients and surgical abortions.

Boortz creates controversy among conservatives for his support of abortion rights (on which Boortz does not allow calls), for his refusal to condemn homosexuality or gay marriage, and for his negative comments regarding Baptists and the biblical story of creation.

Plans for the shopping centre, called Banbury Gateway, had been recommended for refusal by officers.

What happened between the June 11 refusal to call for bombing and the subsequent action?

She particularly criticized Mr. Bush's refusal to call for electricity price caps in California.

Its refusal to call for an immediate consumption reduction has backfired and its demise has opened the way for a wave of fascist environmentalists who reject democratic freedom.

Less widely reported is Blair's account of his other major misjudgment in the Middle East: his stubborn refusal to call for a ceasefire during the 2006 Lebanon war.

According to pollsters, the unilateral killing of Osama bin Laden, the revival of free-fire zones in the form of drone strikes, and the president's prolonged refusal to call for Hosni Mubarak's removal together burst the Obama bubble.

If self-doubt is finally creeping into the prime minister's mind then it is very recent indeed, since his and Bush's refusal to call for an instant ceasefire in Lebanon once again caused untold death, misery and destruction.

Congressional Democrats, as well as some Republicans and many human rights groups, have suggested that the Bush administration's refusal to call for a ban on waterboarding might lead other governments to feel they could legally subject Americans to the practice.

You have to wonder if she would be making such a fuss if she hadn't spent the past week being forced to go against her party and most of the world community in parroting Downing Street's line supporting Washington's refusal to call for a ceasefire in the Middle East.