Sentence examples for openly refused from inspiring English sources

Leaders who openly refused to cooperate in delivering their own people to concentration camps soon paid with their lives.

The E.P.A. took the unprecedented step of announcing it would directly issue permits to Texas industries after the state openly refused to comply with the regulations.

In and around the towns of Schwandorf, Coburg, and Burgkirchen, each of which contains an incinerator, some waste authorities have openly refused to separate organic waste for composting, he said, instead incinerating the material at a lower cost.

The Home Office says that to have two reports about drugs out at the same time might confuse the public, and for this reason it is going to keep its report under wraps.This is believed to be the first time that a public body has openly refused to release information in order to manage the news better.

A number of councils, including Bradford, openly refused the request for reasons including fears over sensitive data or a lack of time and although 30 councils missed Pickles' 31 January deadline, Nottingham is the only council which has still refused to publish the information.

When Mrs Mugabe returned home from a trip to the Vatican in October, walking behind her husband, she openly refused to shake Mrs Mujuru's hand.

Most real estate companies openly refuse to take foreign clients.

Mr Kim, meanwhile, is in hiding, blamed by many in South Korea for getting Kia into such a mess and for openly refusing to go when his time was up.

One of the only other Republican senators to join Flake — who is, perhaps not incidentally, retiring after this term — in openly refusing to endorse Moore was Ben Sasse, of Nebraska, who said, "The Constitution is pretty dang clear about not having a religious litmus test".

Cuthbert continued to openly refuse to turn over the dogs as ordered.

By early 2009, Venezuela was openly refusing to issue visas to new embassy personnel, including the Defense Attaché and USAID representative.