Sentence examples for first refusal to come from inspiring English sources

The final barrier may have been a deal arranged by the previous team trust, fronted by Sir Peter Blake, which gave the team's five major corporate sponsors the right of first refusal to come aboard for the next defense.

The chancellor's second mistake was his refusal to come clean about what his spending plans would mean for taxes after the next election.

They also testify to a refusal to come to terms with the PP's defeat last March.

Jeff Gorrel, another Republican in the race, called Ms. Brownley's refusal to come "arrogant".

Third, we probably failed to see a number of patients whose parents were experiencing psychological problems, such as avoidance and refusal to come back to the hospital, a well known characteristic of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

McKillen claimed that a pre-emption clause meant he should have had first refusal to buy the stakes of any other investors in the hotels that came up for sale.

The change came after the closely held Cox exercised its right of first refusal to the newspapers: The Middletown Journal, The Hamilton Journal-News and 10 related nondailies.

On the other hand, access to these resources usually comes with strings attached, such as corporate review of manuscripts and, in some cases, the right of first refusal to commercialize promising findings that arise from the collaboration, Giger says.

The right of first refusal to purchase public school buildings.

The one offense which Mrs. Yates committed was her first refusal to answer.

Donald Trump holds right of first refusal to buy.