Sentence examples for can refuse to join from inspiring English sources
Difficult security questions, like whether Iraqi forces can refuse to join in an American military operation, are left for future negotiations.
(The company reserves the right to sell customer data if all or part of Amazon is sold. Customers can refuse to join the new mail lists, Amazon says, but it's never as easy as it seems).
Parents were allowed to refuse to join the study by returning a signed refusal form and the blank questionnaire.
This is because patients in the most serious condition were more likely to refuse to join our study.
No one in the US can legally be fired for refusing to join a union, whether they are in a right-to-work state or not.
Gen. John Van de Kamp, who has refused to join Stirling's case, can legitimately seek title on behalf of the state, the federal government said.
Nowhere in the country can you be fired, demoted or hauled off to the gulag for refusing to join a union, right-to-work state or not.
He is known on campus for refusing to join colleagues for lunch, choosing to eat by himself so he can keep working.
"No one can force me to be a member of a political party," Lotfy said in explaining why he refused to join the Freedom and Justice Party.
