Sentence examples for decline to entertain from inspiring English sources

In any case, the President may agree or decline to entertain this further appeal.

We say, 'voluntary,' for we decline to entertain the suggestion that the district court intimidated the trust company and Watts, or that members of the bar can be intimidated in the discharge of their duty.

The judge is permitted, not compelled, to decline to entertain such an application, and then only if he 'is satisfied that the ends of justice will not be served' by inquiring into the merits.

In the absence of a strong suggestion of an abuse of that discretion or an indication that the issues are of sufficient general importance to justify the grant of certiorari we decline to entertain them.

The United States Supreme Court has declined to entertain such a challenge.

If the President declines to entertain the further appeal, the decision of the Provost is final.

Democrats in both chambers have declined to entertain that idea for now.

If the President declines to entertain the further appeal, the decision of the Provost shall be final.

For now, at least, Mr. Ryan declined to entertain the possibility of considering a narrower measure aimed at stopping the separation of migrant families.

Jackson said he gave only brief consideration to the Knicks job, however, and Brown declined to entertain the idea that their roles might have been reversed.

Mr. Bruno dismissed the accusations on the Senate floor, but he created a stir by declining to entertain a question from Senator Schneiderman.