Sentence examples for refusal right from inspiring English sources

With its endless back-and-forth of uncomfortable ideas, and its defiant refusal (right up to the famous double quotations ending) to let on what its own conclusions were, it was and remains a true one-off – a film at once as intense as a city in the grip of a heatwave, and as bracing as the storm that comes after.

The grant comes with no strings; Mr. Thiel doesn't even get first refusal rights to invest if fellows are raising money to start a company.

It said Continental also assigned to America West its rights, including certain first refusal rights, under a related agreement between Continental and TPG Partners L.P. and certain TPG affiliates.

But they say that the squares and parks here might be opened to protest groups should Republican officials exercise their refusal rights by July 1.

Catholic religious officials have long asserted that refusal rights should permit this active neglect.

Later that year, Doubleday-Page, which had published Terhune's last novel Fortune, wrote asking to see his next book while reminding him that their contract gave them first refusal rights to it.

Though 20th Century Fox had financially backed the stage musical, they ended up exercising their first refusal rights to the film production, which gave Universal an opening to finance the film.

Sony would have first-refusal rights if that happens, and company executives say they would be interested in increasing their holdings.

Where Neil Patrick Harris, who once seemed to have permanent first-refusal rights on the job, is a cool cat, Corden is a ball of energy, a big dog that won't stop licking your face; but it is a style that works for him.

Their first refusal came right after the Supreme Court ruled in 2012 that the federal government couldn't force the states to expand their Medicaid programs.

The refusal of Ohio Right to Life to get behind the heartbeat proposal has led to bitter dissent.