Sentence examples for has begun refusing from inspiring English sources

Alfonso Costa, a collector and dealer from Rio de Janeiro, says he has begun refusing to lend works, most recently a Schendel, to exhibitions lest Ibram's radar picks them up.

More recently, parents have begun refusing in large numbers to vaccinate their children; in Utah County, the hub of the state's alternative-health industry, forty-three per cent of kindergartners have not received their full suite of vaccinations.

Countries along the Balkan migration trail have begun refusing to admit people of certain nationalities, amid a backlash against refugees in the aftermath of the Paris attacks last Friday.

He released a statement calling his and Khairuddin's arrests "a heinous tactic" to silence those speaking out "against the tyranny and corruption of the Najib regime", and announced that he had begun refusing food.

Even gung-ho sheriffs have begun refusing to hold prisoners at the request of immigration authorities, ever since a federal district-court judge in Oregon ruled that a local sheriff was violating the constitutional rights of an immigrant woman by doing so.

Some have begun refusing to reward the dancers.

They have begun refusing short rides, so Uber fired many of these drivers without warning.

Howard Kurtz reported that Olbermann had begun refusing to toss to other peoples' shows or appear in advertisements with them.

The hunger strikes started on Wednesday in three detention facilities, and advocacy group Desis Rising Up and Moving, or DRUM, said Monday that men in three other facilities had begun refusing food as well.

Since then, a Gypsy charity, the Kosova Roma Refugee Foundation, working with the Jewish group, has begun removing refuse from the site.

Many have begun to refuse to accept Medicare patients.