"It's unconscionable that they refuse to live up to their legal obligations," Mr. Herrera said, arguing that the post office's refusal to deliver to locked boxes results in lost public-assistance checks and medical records and other problems for the hotels' often-impoverished residents.
WASHINGTON -- The Republican nominee for Ohio's U.S. Senate seat, Josh Mandel, is being sued by a liberal political blog over his state office's refusal to release records.
Since the Cardews were about to travel to France, they obtained emergency British passports for Duncan and Harriet; the parents also announced they would file a formal complaint objecting to the naming committee's rejection of their children's names and the passport office's refusal to renew their Icelandic passports.
By last week, when Berlusconi was finally forced from office by his refusal to confront the country's debt crisis, he was suffering from what would have be called delusional impunity.
The ethics committee said that preliminary investigations had focused on several flights taken by Infantino, the hiring process for positions in the president's office and his refusal to sign the contract specifying his employment relationship with Fifa.
French women accept that body hair is a natural part of life, just like a boss unzipping his pants in the office, or the refusal to pronounce consonants at the end of words.
His condemnation of Lord Aberdeen for appeasing France and the United States also contributed to a feeling in the highest Whig circles that he ought not to return to the foreign office; and his refusal to take any other appointment was made the excuse for the prime minister, Lord John Russell, declining to form a government to repeal the Corn Laws in December 1845.
"We are disappointed that the jury believed a totally incredible tale of conspiracy by a plaintiff who abused all the privileges of her office, including a refusal to take a drug test and abuse of sick leave policy," said Lorna Bade Goodman, a spokeswoman for the City Law Department.
He engages openly in nepotism, conflicts of interest, profiteering from public office, and the refusal to make his tax returns public, as other presidents have done.
When an Irish University Bill failed to pass the Commons in March 1873, Gladstone resigned but was forced back into office by Disraeli's refusal to form a government.
Speaking to his union executive, he admitted the union-party relationship was strained – fuelled by the failures and disappointments of Labour in office, not least its refusal to address the legal impediments trade unions have to work under in Britain.
