Sentence examples for free to refuse from inspiring English sources

But the libraries were free to refuse.

A reasonable person would not have felt free to refuse or to leave the bus, the appeals court said.

The court ruled that in conducting random searches of bus passengers for drugs or weapons, a police officer does not have to inform passengers that they are free to refuse permission to be searched.

The Supreme Court ruled today that in conducting random searches for drugs or weapons on buses, the police need not advise passengers that they are free to refuse permission to be searched.

Liberal National party MP George Christensen has called for venues, photographers and bakers to be allowed to refuse gay weddings, and senator Cory Bernardi said all businesses should be free to refuse service to anyone for any reason at all.

Mr Webb, I assume, would not make this remark about individuals being free, as neighbours, to play offensively loud music, or free not to bin their household rubbish or free to refuse to school their children.

Each potential respondent will be free to decline participation and/or refuse to answer any specific question without any loss of health care benefits or services.

"If all other conditions precedent to closing are met, Hexion will remain free to choose to refuse to close," Judge Lamb said.

A few weeks ago, the court split 4-4 on whether school teachers and other public employees had a free-speech right to refuse to pay collective bargaining fees to their union.

But what you were not free to do was to refuse to assimilate to the culture of this country.

If the individual is on the edge of a previous point in the network, then he will have a much greater tendency to be a "free rider", and thus to refuse to share original, own, explicit or implicit knowledge.