Sentence examples for publicly refused from inspiring English sources

The club publicly refused.

Many have publicly refused.

He publicly refused to make campaign speeches for Republican candidates in the 2006 midterm elections.

Even Liz Cheney has publicly refused to dispute the libels on Obama's citizenship.

Sustained pressure forced an initially hesitant Ms Radičová to ask Mr Mikloš to take responsibility, but he publicly refused.

But most of the private detective's former clients declined to participate, and, in the end, Pellicano publicly refused to take money from anyone.

At the very least perhaps we could force the Russians to publicly refuse to do so.

While publicly refusing to support any government and promising to become "a nightmare for everyone", its shrill leader, Volen Siderov, became the kingmaker of Mr Oresharski's cabinet.

Publicly refusing to wear a poppy, or attempting to subvert the classic design, means nothing compared to making the decision to wear one.

The Army declined to discuss the case publicly, refusing to either confirm or deny General Kennedy's complaint, which was first reported today in The Washington Times.

And although Mr Lamy publicly refuses to link the two cases, the EU may well act tougher in another fight about tax breaks for American exporters (where the WTO has declared America at fault).