Sentence examples for make it possible to refuse from inspiring English sources

Nor does it suddenly make it possible to refuse to pay union dues.

LHSBC, which now admits past wrongdoing and lax controls at its Swiss banking arm, says it has since reformed such cash payments, making it possible to refuse them, and bringing in new "strict controls on withdrawals over [£6,600]".

Republicans refused to recognize that this was necessary to make it possible to insure older and lower income people, something these people would appreciate later in life if they fell into the same lack of funds.

Mr. Negroponte said Microsoft refused to sell its Windows software to the project at a price that would make it possible to include in his system.

Wu Ming make it possible to do both.

Projection is a defense mechanism that makes it possible to locate and deposit in the other feelings and desires that the subject refuses in him- or herself (Laplanche and Pontalis 2001).

"That made it possible to be friends".

making it possible to use agent technology.

But none of them thought it possible to refuse.

When I tried to explain that President Obama is trying to make it possible for people to keep their coverage; and for those who lose their insurance to have access to an affordable insurance option, he refused to believe me.

In our conversation, it was clear that Ms. Waxman, who has worked as a reporter at The Washington Post and The New York Times, was also enjoying being in the middle of things, even if the story that made it possible refuses to come true.