Sentence examples for is generally refused from inspiring English sources

1Other parties' nominees can be included in proxy cards if they consent, however such consent is generally refused.

Construction firms are generally refusing to build such housing, says its mayor, Shigeru Sugawara.

Those interviews were compelled by the FCA, which is authorized under Section 165 of the U.K. Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 to compel witness testimony under penalty of imprisonment, and as to which there is generally not a right to refuse such testimony on the grounds that it may prove self-incriminating.

The men in the pit have been given no real choice: refusing to fight is generally punished by death.

The term is generally used in relation to the privilege of refusing to give such evidence.

In boxing, there is generally nothing more depressing than an aging fighter who refuses to quit.

It is generally assumed that they eat what they like and refuse the food they dislike.

People feel a sense of guilt when they refuse a request, regardless of what it is generally.

The popular 3-term assemblyman refuses to speak publicly about the inquiry and is generally running a low-profile campaign.

Marín's ownership claim to the island was cloudy; Hawaiians generally refused to recognize land ownership by foreigners.

One significant problem in states that have legalized marijuana is that banks have generally refused to handle the money generated because the drug is still illegal on the federal level.