Sentence examples for making refused from inspiring English sources

Suárez, coming off a suspension for racial comments directed at Evra that he still denies making, refused to shake Evra's hand in the line at Old Trafford in February.

Refugee Week provides the ideal opportunity to throw a much-needed spotlight on this government's policy of making refused asylum seekers destitute - a policy described as "inefficient and cruel" by Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg, and "mean and nasty" by former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith.

Three suspected members of the Irish Republican Army who are charged with having schooled Colombian rebels in bomb-making refused to attend the first day of their trial, throwing the proceedings into turmoil.

Bradley and Steele (2014a) argue that decision rules that make refusing both bets merely permissible are legitimate ways to make imprecise decisions.

Chandler (forthcoming) and Sahlin and Weirich (2014) both point out that a certain kind of imprecise decision rule does make refusing both bets impermissible and Elga has acknowledged this in an erratum to his paper.

This helps defendants, but also makes refusing to plead guilty an even greater risk.

I also emphasis on hygiene and sanitation in the household and we make refuse pits and specific ones for disposal of sharps.

Federal prosecutors, apparently unaware of his representations, have refused to make the promised disclosures.

Fuhu spokespeople have refused to make Fujioka available for an interview since the bankruptcy.

The only problem was that the cats hated the noise the door made and refused to use it.

McKay (1985) argues that language functions need be addressed in the classroom because language is meant to fulfill certain functions (e.g., making suggestions, refusing, inviting).