Sentence examples for further refused to from inspiring English sources

Israel has further refused to officially claim responsibility for the attack.

In 2006 Russia ceased supplying Lithuania's main petroleum refinery and further refused to honour Lithuania's request for reparations for the Soviet Union's 50-year occupation of Lithuania.

After further refused to answer, petitioner was once more ordered to appear before respondent Schweitzer; when he did so, the respondent district attorney moved that petitioner be punished for contempt of court.

The government further refused to acknowledge Salam's existence -- on account of his faith.

The University further refused to provide the necessary support for submission of a proposed grant to the National Council on the Humanities to develop a national core curriculum based on our work.

Yet, the museum ignored these calls for months in advance of opening (the only Muslim representative resigned in response), and it further refused to screen the film for leading Muslim, Sikh, Arab-American and South Asian anti-discrimination organizations who had requested to view it.

Bernard Lawson was willing to work in France helping the wounded but some conscientious objectors went further, refusing to be involved in any part of the war machine.

Some services go further, refusing to enlist anyone who admits to previous recreational drug use.

"Why did we find two grand in your pocket?" Eddie says he shouldn't say anything further, refusing to answer Finn's question.

"Despite the fact that Marlise is dead, JPS refuses to remove Marlise from the 'life-sustaining' treatment, thus mutilating, disturbing and damaging Marlise's deceased body, and further refusing to release it to Erick for proper preservation and burial," the lawyers argued in court documents.

If an author is found to have failed to disclose competing interests appropriately and further refuses to disclose in response to a request by the journal staff, punitive methods could include retraction of the article or banning the author from publishing in that journal for a specified length of time.