Sentence examples for refusal of such a from inspiring English sources

"Under these principles, it is unjustifiable to engage in forced feeding of individuals contrary to their informed and voluntary refusal of such a measure.

If the conclusions of the article are correct, the refusal of such a screening programme would amount to no less than a racial injustice.

I have yet to be subjected to such a search and am interested to know what my rights are concerning a refusal of such an action, particularly as a search can be instigated without due cause, or accusation.

An official may make a reasonable request or order that one or more persons move in order to prevent obstruction of a public passage, and refusal of such an order constitutes obstruction.

The NLRB had explained in those decisions that having a union representative present was an exercise of the right to the 'mutual aid and protection' protected by Section 7. Therefore, an employer's refusal of such presence was an unfair labor practice and actionable under the NLRA.

"In the Best Picture category, to qualify as a producer nominee for a nominated picture, the producer must have been determined eligible for a Producers Guild of America PGAawardard for the picture, or must have appealed the PGA's refusal of such eligibility," the rule states. .

The association also endorses the World Medical Association Declaration of Tokyo, which states that when prisoners refuse food and physicians believe they are capable of "rational judgment concerning the consequences of such a voluntary refusal of nourishment, he or she shall not be fed artificially".

Stein's refusal to budge in the face of such a warning is at once incredible and completely in character.

When the Slovaks took the lead, with the first of two goals by Robert Vittek, it was not so much against the run of play as against the grain of such a timid refusal on either side to dare to threaten the opponent.

The WMA's revised protocols say that, "Where a prisoner refuses nourishment and is considered by the physician as capable of forming an unimpaired and rational judgment concerning the consequences of such a voluntary refusal of nourishment, he or she shall not be fed artificially".

In the absence of such a finding, petitioner's refusal to rehire must stand.