Sentence examples for refusal of foreign from inspiring English sources

Its officials have blamed their troubles on the ignorant or malicious refusal of foreign analysts to believe them.Yet on October 19th the government announced a $130 billion rescue for Asia's fourth-largest economy.

Khartoum has pointed to lost concessional loans, higher interest rates on commercial lending, impediments to debt relief, the necessity for complicated currency conversions, refusal of foreign banks to deal with Sudanese institutions, and sharply reduced foreign investment.

In 2010, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats used the threat of a gilt strike – a refusal of nervous foreign investors to lend to the UK government – to warn that without a stable coalition focused on spending cuts, the UK could find itself in a Greek-style crisis.

Then came the refusal of Sweden's foreign minister, Carl Bildt, to condemn this modern-day blood libel.

The only strong card the regime has to win their loyalty is nationalism, a refusal to accept the kind of foreign interference Iran suffered throughout the past century.

"What most worries me is that the president's continued refusal to acknowledge the threat of foreign interference in our elections means that we currently have no 'whole of government' approach to ensuring that it never happens again," Warner said.

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Such a gesture of refusal seems completely foreign by today's celebrity-rule standards, and therefore radical.

But such requirements may do little more than offset the expansionary effects of the central bank's purchases of foreign exchange, made necessary by its stubborn refusal to allow the yuan to strengthen faster.

In December 2006, judgment in the 'KAL Case' (see below), the Irish High Court held that marriage as defined in the Irish Constitution was between a man and a woman and that there was no breach of rights in the refusal of the Revenue Commissioners to recognise foreign same-sex marriages.

"This compounds the issue of foreign ownership of Britain's railways as the French state has first refusal on our slice of the highly profitable Eurostar cake.