Sentence examples for explicitly refuse from inspiring English sources

Some communities, for instance, explicitly refuse to accommodate Fulani because of their image as violent, armed robbers and destructive.

(Robert and Baylis explicitly refuse to endorse or reject the argument, but they do invite bioethicists to begin assessing its moral weight).

And because the new product can be labeled as farmed Atlantic salmon without mention of the genetic modification, consumers may not know they're eating it unless retailers explicitly refuse to buy it, he says.

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"There are Roma people who are Hungarian citizens who suffer some injustices, either from far right groups or from the State itself, like discrimination, and the police either explicitly refuse to carry on with the investigation or they are just really slow and we see the same thing as in the case of Andrea".

But can people explicitly refuse or disapprove procedures?

The other 2030 individuals either explicitly refused to be screened ('explicit refusers'; n = 861) or did not return the questionnaire ('implicit refusers'; n = 1169).

Early consenters and early refusers were defined as those who submitted a consented questionnaire or explicitly refused to participate prior to September 1 , 2001

So far, and to his credit, Mr Blair has explicitly refused to turn to the left.

During that interview, he explicitly refused to comment on any efforts to purchase the missiles.

The petitioner was thereupon explicitly directed by the judge to answer each question, and he just as explicitly refused.