Sentence examples for for refusing to take part from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Campaigners calling for the return to Greece of the Elgin Marbles have condemned the Coalition for refusing to take part in arbitration brokered by the United Nations.

At a closed meeting of Nato defence ministers on Wednesday, Gates singled out the Netherlands, Spain and Turkey for refusing to take part in the strikes.

A career soldier who was Somalia's military attaché to the former Soviet Union in the 1960s, Mr. Yusuf was jailed for six years for refusing to take part in the 1969 coup that put Mohammed Siad Barre in power.

Sample size was calculated to represent the general population on the basis of 15% risk factor prevalence, 2% precision, 95% CI and a cluster effect of 2. Thus, sample size was estimated at 2448 and rounded to 3000 persons to compensate for people refusing to take part or being absent during the survey.

Helen Walsh, for instance, is refusing to take part in any publicity for the French edition of her novel, Once Upon a Time in England, because she finds its cover "wilfully disingenuous".

Foo Fighters leading man Dave Grohl sat on the sidelines for two years refusing to take part in a documentary about his ex-Nirvana band mate Kurt Cobain, only to change his mind just as Brett Morgen's film Cobain: Montage of Heck received universal praise at it's world premiere in Sundance.

Jobseekers unemployed for less than a year are eligible for the scheme, and refusing to take part or dropping out of the programme leads to benefits being withdrawn for between three and six months.

Jobseekers have been made to do compulsory unpaid work for up to four weeks after refusing to take part in the voluntary work experience scheme.