Sentence examples for in refusing to provide from inspiring English sources

The state attorney general, Bill Lockyer, publicly rebuked the police chief's stand, saying, "The current posture of the Los Angeles Police Department, in refusing to provide investigatory material to the district attorney is unfortunate, counterproductive, and without legal authority".

It is the most egregious in terms of the length of time, concerns about his safety due to [previous] torture and the obstinacy of the Chinese government in refusing to provide any details".

Mr. Halloran has since cited attorney-client privilege in refusing to provide the names of the Sanitation Department workers to investigators from two district attorneys' offices, the city Department of Investigation and the United States attorney's office in Brooklyn, according to the people briefed on the matter.

Arguably his highest-profile decision involved that arts-and-crafts retail chain Hobby Lobby, which cited religious objections in refusing to provide contraception to employees under the Affordable Care Act.

The bill, which Deal must sign or veto by May 3, will provide protections to faith-based groups if they cite their religious beliefs in refusing to provide "social, educational or charitable services" to a customer.

In refusing to provide much by the way of information, they'll soon pass on to someone else.[6].

Games organisers have come in for heavy criticismfor refusing to provide details of how many tickets have been sold at what price for each event.

A few years ago surgeons in Melbourne, Australia, were refusing to provide heart and lung surgeries to smokers, even those who needed the operations to stay alive.

WASHINGTON — Three months after the United Nations Security Council enacted its harshest sanctions yet against Iran, global nuclear inspectors reported Monday that the country has dug in its heels, refusing to provide inspectors with the information and access they need to determine whether the real purpose of Tehran's program is to produce weapons.

Yet Ford continues to lump in the Explorer Sport with the Explorer in its sales data, refusing to provide the separate information that it does for other models.

'We faced similar pressures in 1978 when both our reporter Myron Farber and The Times Company were held in contempt of court for refusing to provide the names of confidential sources.