Sentence examples for lead to a refusal from inspiring English sources

Most convictions lead to a refusal of consent for donation: ' organ donation is a reason for premature death'; ' life is needlessly prolonged to obtain organs' or ' the potential organ donor has suffered enough'.

Out of 19 objections filed to the MSC, only one has been upheld that has led to a refusal to certify a fishery, the study said.

Furthermore, although not definitive, the commentaries of these respondents identified that side effects, perceived by some to be deleterious, led to a refusal of the medication itself.

In children, avoidance may lead to a restricted lifestyle, refusal to separate from parents and difficulty experiencing tender or loving feelings.

A complaint may lead to a loss of hours; a refusal to work a particular shift may result in the same, as might a request for time off.

Failure to participate would lead to a penalty such as refusal of a driving licence.

Despite its huffing and puffing, though, NYU has not yet decided whether to bargain with the union; a refusal could lead to a challenge in the courts.At Yale, the university has balked at a request for a "living wage" by the Graduate Employees and Students Organisation (GESO), a group that has existed for ten years in lieu of a union.

A claimant who refused a job offer would lose 13 weeks' benefit, and a second refusal would lead to a 26-week loss of benefits.

We hypothesise that giving more time and inviting relatives to reconsider their initial refusal will lead to a more stable decision and possibly more consent.

Our findings lead to the hypothesis that giving relatives more time and inviting them to reconsider their initial refusal will lead to a more stable decision and possibly more consent.

We consider this to be an important result, because it means that perfect control of cubicle refusal may lead to a significant reduction of mastitis in first calved heifers during the first month post partum.