Sentence examples for not accept the terms from inspiring English sources

They could not accept the terms of Collins' offer to extend government financing at lower levels through 2014.

That might be true; it's almost certainly the case that Netanyahu would not accept the terms that Olmert offered.

Nonetheless, many voters, tired of more than five years of soaring unemployment and a collapsing economy, said they could not accept the terms of the European offer, which imposed yet more pension cuts and tax increases, without debt relief.

Raab, who stepped down as Brexit secretary on Thursday saying he could not accept the terms of the deal done by the prime minister, told the Sunday Times the UK should demand an agreement that allows it to unilaterally leave any customs union.

But the 31-year-old, who scored 10 goals for the London side last season, did not accept the terms.

On the first page, I read: "2.3 You may not use the Services and may not accept the Terms if (a) you are not of legal age to form a binding contract with Google, or... .. Does this mean that nobody under 18/21 is allowed to use Chrome?

Deye does not accept the term Rust Belt.

"We do not accept the term canonical territory," Archbishop Tadeusz Kondrusiewicz, the Catholics' senior official in Russia, said in an interview today.

Bailyn himself did not accept the term 'civic humanism' as adequate to the American reality, nor did he overestimate the importance of a republicanism in the American Revolution and its aftermath although it was still present, according to him, in the ferment of the colonial period.

"We should not accept the term governance gap.

Holocaust deniers generally do not accept the term denial as an appropriate description of their activities, and use the term revisionism instead.