Sentence examples for certainly refuse to from inspiring English sources

But small parties would almost certainly refuse to pass a reform that might knock themselves out.

The constitution reserves such powers to the Cortes, which will almost certainly refuse to play along with Mr Mas.

The government would almost certainly refuse to disclose such advice, arguing that opinions of its law officers are traditionally protected from the outside world.

Congressional Republicans will almost certainly refuse to coöperate, in which case the Administration could pursue means to use existing budget sources, the way it — and the Bush Administration — used TARP funds to finance the auto bailout.

If attacked, the north would almost certainly refuse to recognise the south, and so would its allies abroad.Perhaps the northern attack was merely a bid to force the south's hand in negotiations.

But the bank would almost certainly refuse to do so, seeing it as a threat to its political independence — and a violation of the prohibition on using the bank to finance governments.

But Da also specialised in subject, refusing, as far as I can see, to work on anything except landscape, refusing even to acknowledge the existence of colour, and certainly refusing to admit the presence of the modern world.

Whether that means that the stock of Mr. Sadr himself has fallen is unknown, although Mr. Qumi seemed to avoid discussing the cleric and certainly refused to give him any credit for ending the fighting in Basra.

Yi certainly refused to delve any further into the matter, but analysts expect it has quite a bit to do with the company's current legal battle with Apple.

I say this because I feel it qualifies me to counsel other Yankees fans on a truth many of us in the bleachers (and certainly in ownership) refuse to accept: the 1990s are over.

Thus the best reason to offer to begin talks with Tehran is that the regime will almost certainly refuse any offer to normalize relations.