Sentence examples for has resolutely refused from inspiring English sources

Mr. Volkov, over the decades, has resolutely refused to discuss issues related to "Testimony" publicly.

Mr Cameron has resolutely refused to cut short his 10-day break before his scheduled return to Britain this week.

She has resolutely refused to put her heart on display, preferring instead to concentrate on policies and ideas.

And that would be a shame, since the Bush administration has resolutely refused to try the policies most likely to improve the employment picture.

But Khan has resolutely refused to entertain any prospect of facing Brook, who successfully defended his IBF title at the weekend with an easy win over Frankie Gavin.

But the Macedonian government has resolutely refused to negotiate with the rebels, whom it views as terrorists trying to carve out an ethnic Albanian state.

But the Coens themselves have resolutely refused to produce a sequel.

But Mr. Netanyahu had resolutely refused to issue an apology, despite having coming close to agreeing before the recent election in Israel.

Ministers have resolutely refused to be drawn on possible resettlement countries, but the US, Canada, the Philippines, New Zealand and Malaysia (which would now be legal after being struck down by the high court in 2012) are those most commonly discussed.

On matters of sexuality, his diocese was largely traditional, and Lee, throughout his reign, had resolutely refused to bless same-sex unions or to ordain noncelibate gay or lesbian priests.

The band had resolutely refused to make their music available to the market leader, iTunes, because the Apple service insists on selling individual tracks and Radiohead wanted to sell their albums as complete works.