Sentence examples for countenance further from inspiring English sources

Their Green coalition partners refuse to countenance further restrictions on immigration.

However, he signalled that the Lib Dem leadership was prepared to countenance further private involvement in the NHS.

Faced with the unwillingness of Congress to countenance further deficit spending, the Fed has embarked on another $600bn of "quantitative easing" to expand the money supply.

Downing Street said the deployment was not just a practical bilateral response to a request for support, but a signal to the Russians that Britain will not countenance further large scale annexations of towns in Ukraine.

Another fall in inflation will make it easier for the Bank to countenance further monetary easing: figures released on June 19th showed a drop in the headline rate from 3% to 2.8% in May.Falling inflation has helped spark a modest revival in consumer spending.

Steele's account of Russian goals — using Trump to relieve sanctions on Russia, countenance further aggression and create "a divisive rift amongst Western allies" — has proved prescient.

They also refused to countenance a further investigation until some of the victims began to force them through the courts to reveal the incriminating material.

"Education is the major factor in social mobility, ending the EMA will mean that many students from less well off backgrounds will simply not be able to countenance continuing with further education".

He said India could not countenance any redrawing of the border, or further division of the country on religious lines.

Iranian officials have already denounced the report as "counterfeit" and there are doubts, even in Washington and London, whether the IAEA evidence will be enough to convince Russia and China to abandon their opposition to further economic sanctions, let alone countenance air strikes.

Yet any foreign agreement, no matter how good it is, should not be allowed to countenance continued aggrandizement of executive power and further subversion the republic's Constitution.