Sentence examples for hence refuse from inspiring English sources

On Mele's view, an agent might fail to have the relevant beliefs, and hence refuse to take responsibility for what others would insist she should.

Thus, although he thought of himself as being strong enough to resist Kublai Khan and hence refused to pay him any homage, he was not able to defend himself against an internal rival.

The Iranian government claims that the Bahá'í Faith is not a religion, but is instead a political organization, and hence refuses to recognize it as a minority religion.

Hence, I refuse to call them "doctor".

42) and careful reading of his other accounts of Pythagoras suggests that he may have presented him as a charismatic charlatan who bewitched his hearers (Fr. 42) and was seen as a threat to the established laws of the state and hence was refused entrance by such city-states as Locri (Fr. 41a. Huffman 2014b).

Foremost, it carries a non-trivial risk of miscarriage [estimated procedure-related fetal loss rate is 0.6 1% (Douglas et al., 2007)], and hence is refused by a fraction of patients.

Hence, if HICs refuse to fulfill their obligations to the citizens of LICs in such circumstances they would be subjecting the citizens of LICs to a 'double-jeopardy'.

The Italian side have refused, hence the current impasse.

Hence we never refused a drink, we blushed if a girl crossed our path and we turned jigs in the street at the slightest hint of music.

Hence, the private hospital would refuse to treat high-severity patients, which can be observed by the insurer.

Hence, even though governments in LICs refuse to fulfill this obligation their citizens would retain their right to international health resources.