Sentence examples for refusal it from inspiring English sources

"When families come in and I reveal they could use spousal refusal, it's as if I've just lifted 10 pounds off their shoulders," said Judith Grimaldi, Ms. Yeung-Ha's partner in the Brooklyn law firm Grimaldi and Yeung.

While moral objections to strip clubs can't be used as grounds for license refusal, it's hard to suggest they don't play a part.

While moral objections to strip clubs can't be used as grounds for licence refusal, it's hard to suggest they don't play a part.

In the case of a refusal, it may be resubmitted and reanalyzed by the payer.

In some cases (e.g., school refusal), it is also useful to investigate the functioning of school-practitioners as this may influence school return.

In addition to patient refusal, it has been especially challenging to implement MRI in community settings partly due to the lack of recommended standard criteria for image acquisition and interpretation which has led to variable practice outcomes and therefore variable acceptance of the procedure by referring physicians [ 12].

But Shakespeare's "Hamlet" is equally full of such refusals: it subverts just about every dramatic convention that it purports to buy into.

It is therefore a moral concept: it tells us something about the human case; even as pure wish fulfillment, it situates the narrator in a moral network of affiliations and refusals; it casts a strong, lurid, exaggerated light on the universal frustrations of growing up.

In 44 of these households (losses and refusals), it was not possible to identify the number of residents.

A majority of the questions considered here are sensitive according to the literature, and if interviewers are instructed not to accept item refusals it may be at the cost of sensitive questions being answered randomly or perhaps overly positive.

As there was no data collection on reasons for refusals it is not possible to know if these patients suffered from more severe condition or substance abuse problems, yet the proportion of patients who declined participation was low.