Sentence examples for if he declines from inspiring English sources

If he declines to waive sanctions, the United States will be in breach of the agreement.

If he declines, Murray should try to conduct the interview over the phone.

If he declines to step away, the House of Representatives should expel him.

And the All-Star designated hitter Vladimir Guerrero can be a free agent if he declines a mutual option.

Some of them have suggested that he may be facing a problem if he declines to prosecute.

If he declines to sign a death warrant in one of these cases, he will, of course, be subject to unrestrained demagogic attack from the Republican right.

On Tuesday, the 20th instant, the said J. W. Simonton was recalled, and the identical question first referred to was again propounded, after due notice to him that if he declined the committee would feel constrained to report his declination to the House, and ask that body to enforce all its powers in the premises to compel a full and complete response.' Id., at 403.

If he declined the contract, there was no guarantee he'd get another opportunity.

If he declined to pay, the newspaper would slander him in its pages.

He would also commit an offence under section 35 if he declined to obey them.

(They told one they would seek to have him jailed for 50 years if he declined their offer).