Sentence examples for consequently refused from inspiring English sources

The Iraqi government consequently refused to renew the company's operating licence.

Many demanded concessions on agriculture from America and the EU before talks could move forward, and consequently refused to negotiate drawing the ire of Mr Zoellick and others, and effectively blocking the consensus required to do anything in the WTO.

He consequently refused Justinian's demand on the grounds that this was an internal matter among the Vandals.

Jefferson consequently refused to pay tribute in 1801 to Yusuf Karamanli, the ruler of Tripoli, after which the Tripolitans began attacking and seizing American merchant vessels.

Ireland, Wales and Scotland consequently refused to play against England until 1891, when, following arbitration, the RFU relented and joined the IRFB.

A representative for LBBC tells The Huffington Post that it had no partnership agreement with the club, did not participate in organizing the event and consequently refused the contribution.

The old classicist would consequently refuse to believe what he was up against.

Patients, consequently, refuse to accept biomedical models and explanations for their experience and conditions.

Justice Maurice Kay said the report should not be disclosed and that the application must consequently be refused.

The Unionist majority in the legislature feared that the vote of the convention would be to take Kentucky out of the Union; consequently, they refused to call the convention.

Indeed, most people are probably not adequately informed and, consequently, cannot refuse or accept to be donors with full knowledge of what is involved.