Sentence examples for in refusing to pay from inspiring English sources

Britain has shown more backbone than other countries in refusing to pay ransoms.

The airlines had invoked an emergency clause in their union contracts in refusing to pay severance benefits.

The two airlines originally invoked an emergency clause in their union contracts in refusing to pay severance benefits.

Once they had proven that there was a commercial benefit in refusing to pay a pizzo, the students moved on to the shop owners themselves.

In refusing to pay, the insurers argue that they were misled as to the true nature of the transactions between Enron and the bank.

It would also close a painful chapter in the public relations history of the carriers who have been portrayed by opposing lawyers as coldhearted in refusing to pay for much of Katrina's devastation.

The 11th Circuit in Atlanta backed the Miami-Dade school system in Florida refusing to pay for private school for a deaf child.

She sees a real danger in people refusing to pay tax when they see such blatant evasion and avoidance.

Hospitals, squeezed by lower government payments, are squeezing companies in turn, refusing to pay more for a new product that is only slightly better than the old version.Unfortunately firms have not had much else to offer.

The White House Office of Management and Budget said in a statement that the administration "strongly opposes" the debt payment prioritization measure, which it described as "political gamesmanship" and said would result in Congress refusing to pay obligations it has already agreed to.

Students in London are refusing to pay rent in protest against "soaring" accommodation prices, and are demanding a 40% cut in rental.