The main reasons cited for refusals to provide sputum samples included previously provided samples (for other unrelated investigations) but did not receive the results, forgot to collect sample, or simply refused to provide sample without citing any reason.
However, among currently married women selected for HCV testing, 7.3% had missing data for HCV biomarkers, mainly because of refusal to provide blood or absence at the time of blood sample collection.
FCC notification of refusal to provide telecommunications service to U.S. registered vessel(s).
47 CFR § 3.53 - FCC notification of refusal to provide telecommunications service to U.S. registered vessel(s).
As Election Day draws nearer, however, Mr. Christie finds his lead shrinking and his campaign on the defensive for its refusal to provide a detailed budget plan.
For instance, The Wall Street Journal quoted the court as giving the following explanation for its refusal to provide Microsoft with any process before entering relief: "It's procedurally unusual to do what Microsoft is proposing -- are you aware of very many cases in which the defendant can argue with the jury about what an appropriate sanction should be?
On Feb. 18, 1954, while investigating charges of espionage within the Army, the senator lashed out at Gen. Ralph Zwicker, a decorated World War II hero, branding him as "unfit to wear the uniform" for his refusal to provide classified information about an army dentist who was under surveillance as a suspected member of the Communist Party.
Yuriko Koike, a 54-year-old former journalist who fills the new post of national security adviser, has been a staunch advocate of placing sanctions on North Korea for its refusal to provide details of Japanese citizens abducted in the 1970s and 1980s.
In its report, AI criticized the Obama administration for its refusal to "provide even basic information on particular strikes".
In its annual State of the Park report, the council criticized the Senate for "its perennial refusal to provide legislative protection for more than 100 miles of Adirondack rivers," and "its failure" to approve legislation that would subject state developments in the area to the same scrutiny as private developments.
