They can refuse this possibility by filling a form to express refusal and in this case tumor biopsies were destroyed.
But officials, while expressing condolences, refuse to answer questions on the advice of lawyers, because of an impending lawsuit.
Declining to express your opinion, refusing to stand up for yourself, and shying away from asking for what you want equals poor communication.
Or if Google refuses to cooperate, artists and songwriters can express their displeasure by refusing to license Google.
Of course, in the end, the piece, by refusing to express anything, came off as extremely expressive — of an anti-expressionist position.
For two and a half years, the president has never wavered from his position that the uprising is a foreign plot — and he continues to refuse to express any responsibility or remorse for the blood washing over Syria.
Ayers said that democracy requires dialogue, but that too many academics refuse to express their opinions.
"The dictators hate and fear comedy, satire, laughter and happiness because it helps people to express themselves freely and refuse being controlled and manipulated," said Faghihimani.
Phillips's argument is that his religious objection to same-sex marriage constitutes a first amendment right to refuse to "express himself" (via cake).
Phillips's argument is that his religious objection to same-sex marriage constitutes a First Amendment right to refuse to "express himself" (via cake).
However, I do know that I want our child with gay parents and a blended racial ethnicity to see that standing up to ignorance, bigotry, and verbal violence is a fight worth fighting, and that calls for equality and respect do not--and should not--end at our own personal stakes or identities, however we chose to express, blur, queer, or refuse these demarcations altogether.
