Sentence examples for for refusing to take from inspiring English sources

Men and women weren't punished for refusing to take part in the killings of Jews.

First off, kudos to your mother for refusing to take the bait.

Achibita was fired in June 2006 for refusing to take off the scarf.

Carter had been suspended since April 2000 for refusing to take drug tests.

So, well done, the boards of Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Tesco for refusing to take part.

Between 1944 and 1950, Bacall was suspended six times by her studio, Warner Brothers, for refusing to take a role.

What would happen to the children of those who'd lose their benefits for refusing to take jobs in Cameron's Britain?

A cabby can be fined for refusing to take a fare, but this rejection is allowed whenever the off-duty light is illuminated.

But even if this would raise the political bar for refusing to take part, no contract can remove the risk altogether.

After the accession of Queen Elizabeth he fell under suspicion for refusing to take an oath acknowledging the Queen as governor of the English church.

There are the collections that stand out for being restrained, or, in the case of Lanvin, for refusing to take the rules of a fashion show seriously.