Sentence examples for easy to refuse from inspiring English sources

This was an offer that art museums, which wanted the pick of the collection, found easy to refuse.

(Both the Getty Research Institute and U.C.L.A. made offers that the foundation found all too easy to refuse).

"As guardians of some of the most stunning scenery in Scotland, it would have been easy to refuse the second application if we were considering the short-term impact on the landscape, but this National Park plans for long-term conservation management, and that includes having the vision to see beyond the temporary life of the gold mine".

It was an offer that turned out to be pretty easy to refuse.

He reached out to Fisher, who had little interest, accordingly making Smith an admittedly paltry offer (he won't say how much), figuring it'd be easy to refuse.

But I want to say that it is never easy to refuse patients.

Proposed changes include new charges for requests, changes to make it easier to refuse requests on cost grounds and plans to strengthen ministers' powers to veto disclosures.

So far, the commission has received 30,000 responses to its consultation document suggesting three reforms to FoI: charging for the requests; making it easier to refuse requests on cost grounds; and giving ministers more powers to veto disclosures.

The commission has been consulting on three central changes: charging for the requests, making it easier to refuse requests on cost grounds and giving ministers more powers to veto disclosures so that Whitehall has a safe place where civil servants and ministers can devise policy out of the public eye.

It is already quite common for officials to mark documents as "policy" and "sensitive" because they (incorrectly) think it will make it easier to refuse requests.

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