Sentence examples for deliberately refused from inspiring English sources
The state security apparatus "deliberately refused to cooperate with the prosecution," he was quoted as saying.
We have deliberately refused to identify the rebels but have asked for the leaders to be trained in forestry skills to support the project.
The detonating device on the suicide belt had been disconnected, investigators say, suggesting that Abdeslam deliberately refused the kamikaze fate of seven of the other attackers, including his brother, Ibrahim.
Robin said: "Forty-eight hours after the crash … our interpretation is that the co-pilot deliberately refused to open the door of the cockpit to the flight commander, and pushed the button causing a loss of altitude.
"The [UMP] leaders have deliberately refused to execute a judicial order... in politics, contempt for the justice system is a pretty bad augury for the quality of leaders," said Fillon's lawyer François Sureau.
"Forty-eight hours after the crash … the interpretation for us is that the co-pilot deliberately refused to open the door of the cockpit to the flight commander, and pushed the button causing a loss of altitude".
He deliberately refuses to achieve sexual satisfaction.
Mr Cameron is deliberately refusing to set out a shopping list of demands as he tries to strike a deal acceptable to both the EU and his backbenchers.
"The Emperor's Club" carefully sets itself up as an obvious, transparent morality play, and then just as deliberately refuses the easy payoff.
In contrast, her husband, Donald Berry, who heads the biostatistics department at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, is among the distinct minority of people who deliberately refuse screening tests for fear of the harm of overdiagnosis.
Steve Tasane's narrative voice, on the other hand, is dancing and mercurial, as befits a performance poet – especially when the story is told from the point of view of Citizen Digit, a light-fingered blank, deliberately refusing to accept the stamp of any constant identity.
