Sentence examples similar to materials that refuse from inspiring English sources

Aslef's Mick Rix said some railway workers were already refusing to move materials that could be used in a conflict.

Cargo companies refused to release campaign materials that were sent to the Russian regions.

He added they have also refused request to print materials that promote binge drinking, Halloween, "borderline pornography" and what he described as "the dark arts".

We define dumpsters as large, stationary refuse collectors constructed from metal materials that were either free standing or placed in semi-open or closed enclosures.

Neoprene, the most widely used material for wetsuits, is a polyester that refuses to break down.

What if a child that refuses to go to school, refuses to go home?

Mr. George of the National Archives said that if Mr. White refuses to surrender material that officials conclude is the property of the United States, then the matter will be turned over to the Attorney General for legal action.

We define containers as smaller capacity, movable refuse collectors mostly constructed from rigid plastic material that were used for curbside pickup.

People who put too much material that could be recycled in their general waste bin could risk having their refuse collection stopped all together.

John Grillo, who played Mr Carkdale, recalls that he was appearing in a West End play at the time he was auditioning for the role; a fellow actor in the play was meant to be auditioning for Chalk but, having been a deputy head teacher earlier in his career, was so disgusted by the material that he refused to attend.

See materials salvage; refuse disposal system; sewage system.