Sentence examples for if rebuffed from inspiring English sources
If rebuffed, they may even take measures to show their displeasure.
Mr. Bolton accompanied the announcement with a prediction that if rebuffed, the United States would look to new forums outside the United Nations to settle international problems.
Speculation is rife that if rebuffed again, Turkey may consider punitive steps ranging from diplomatic and economic measures targeting the regime to the setting up of some kind of safe haven inside northern Syria policed by the Turkish military.
Hogan-Howe, commissioner of the Metropolitan police, said he would ask for more money for around 300 extra specialist officers and, if rebuffed, find it from his budget, which he said would shrink by another 15% because of austerity cuts, having shrunk by 15% already since 2010.
He added that the U.S. exchange would, if rebuffed, take its wares elsewhere.
If rebuffed by NATO, it has been argued, Grand Fenwick, er, Montenegro might offer Russia a naval base on the Adriatic.
For all she knew he was impotent, and it was more of a relief to him than a disappointment if she rebuffed his attentions.
ConAgra also disclosed the letter it sent to Ralcorp last Thursday containing the new proposal, which hinted that it might become more aggressive if still rebuffed.
Mata's desire to cement a place in Spain's World Cup squad, having failed to secure a regular starting berth under Jose Mourinho at Stamford Bridge, may make the situation far easier in his case, even if Chelsea, rebuffed twice in their attempts to sign Wayne Rooney last summer, may wonder why they should do business with the Old Trafford club.
Administration officials say they had been working closely with Russia each step of the way, and were pleased over the weekend that the Russian president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, had raised anew the prospect of economic sanctions if Iran rebuffed the offer.
"At the same time he told Sechin he would in future obstruct the company's activities if it rebuffed him," the verdict added.
