Sentence examples for people for refusing from inspiring English sources

Even fining people for refusing to be vaccinated has a complex history, Dr. Salmon said.

They can't get tough on people for refusing jobs because they're cutting the jobs for them to go to.

"Land of the Blind" is narrated by Joe Ralph Fienness), the Everycountry's Everyman, who begins the film as Thorne's jailer and becomes his accomplice in Junior's assassination and, finally, an enemy of the people for refusing to sign a loyalty oath.

It was largely peaceful but police arrested 57 people for refusing to remove themselves from a coal train line, and a few others for abseiling off Stockton Bridge, and one woman for locking herself to the mooring line of a coal carrier.

Cushing supporters accused Bowdoin of cowardice in the war and insulting the people for refusing the lieutenant governorship in 1780.

She went on to tell me how she, herself, had to arrest a couple people for refusing to testify otherwise innocent people and while it sucks, sometimes, it's the only way to get people to talk.

"The tax protest movement is like a cult," said J J MacNab, a Maryland insurance analyst who is writing a book about protesters and who has sat through six trials of people prosecuted for refusing to pay taxes under the theories espoused by Mr. Russo's film.

The most frequent reasons people gave for refusing to participate were that they felt too busy to complete the questionnaire (n=734), that the survey was inconvenient (n=356), that they did not want to provide personal information (n=156), or others.

The Interior Ministry said in a statement quoted by Reuters that the police detained 50 people on Sunday for refusing to disperse.

What are people's reasons for refusing to sing along?

But he has also been condemned for intolerance, for keeping his people poor and for refusing to see the benefits of economic liberalisation that even the communists of China have embraced.