Sentence examples for publications refused from inspiring English sources
Many print publications refused to print sex workers' ads, and without ads, many had trouble finding work.
And, at a time when news publications refused to take female journalists seriously, she held women's only press conferences that would force news outlets to hire women.
The bigger question is why these publications refuse to hire African-American journalists.
The victim's family said the publication refused family members' requests to remove these comments.
Sitwell used a post on Instagram to pay tribute to the rest of the magazine team and said he was especially proud of publishing a special edition of vegetarian recipes last year, for which the publication "refused advertising from those proffering meat-based products".
The vast majority of publications around the world – and all British publications – have refused to fuel the market for such photos.
A number of publications have refused to use the name of the team in print, instead referring to it as Washington's professional football team or just "Washington".
Yet Mendelssohn still withheld the composition from publication and refused to permit its performance in Germany.
Judges could award punitive damages against publications which refuse to sign up to a new watchdog, in the event of a court case if a complaint could have been resolved through arbitration.
The reason for these harsh restrictions is that Singapore is punishing the publications for refusing to print letters from government officials.
