Sentence examples for further refusal to from inspiring English sources
An Exco meeting between Blatter, Platini and others broke up on Saturday night with further refusal to comment on the Bin Hammam allegations.
Pressed on whether a further refusal to appear may be reported to the House as a breach of privilege, Young said: "A select committee can make a report to the House if it's believed a contempt has been committed.
Following further refusal to enter the Diary Room, producer Allison Grodner later spoke through the intercom and convinced Chima to come to the Diary Room.
In further justifying his refusal to acknowledge the authoritarian nature of the Egyptian government, Obama referred to Mubarak as "a stalwart ally, in many respects, to the United States".
Mr. Abbas may have further shielded the Saudi leader when his refusal to further accept the United States as a mediator was adopted by the summit.
The court may issue an order requiring the person to obey the order issued under subsection (c), and the court may punish any further refusal or failure as contempt of court.
This is further complicated by his refusal to address whether the Islamist uprisings in Iraq and Afghanistan constitute legitimate jihads.
Mr Bush recently waived restrictions on military aid to 21 countries, and curbs on economic aid to a further 14, despite their refusal to sign bilateral immunity deals.
Second, these people said, Mr. Jackson objected to Sony's refusal to further support "Invincible," which included declining to pay a proposed $8 million for his third video from "Invincible".
Should any further proof of his refusal to be shut in a box be required, one might cite his four-book foray into thriller writing in the 1980s, under the pseudonym Dan Kavanagh, and his addictive guide to home cooking, The Pedant in the Kitchen.
