Sentence examples for refusal to aid from inspiring English sources
Even Mr. Schrempp's hold on the chief executive's job at DaimlerChrysler seems shaky in the wake of his company's unexpected refusal to aid a bailout of the financially troubled Mitsubishi.
Although unsurprisingly deferential in tone, the questions nonetheless provide the clearest insight yet into Cook's thinking about the election of Trump, who openly and repeatedly railed against Apple in his campaign for the company's lack of US manufacturing jobs, offshoring of capital, and refusal to aid the FBI in hacking into an iPhone once used by a dead terrorist.
The unitarians still resented his refusal to aid the Supreme Directors with the Army of the Andes and his constant support to Rosas.
It seems to assume, for example, that refusals to aid others, and other non-coercive choices, need not meet the test of public reason.
In a recent interview with The Huffington Post, Michael Gabaudan, director of Refugees International, criticized European countries' refusal to help the migrants with significant aid.
At the same time, prolonged refusal to provide aid could isolate Japan from other participants in the North Korea talks.Japan's concerns are not being neglected.
The approach has been di rect, as in the refusal to grant aid to some governments that came into being by force.
With their prompt bailout of the airline industry -- which mercifully allowed chief executives to keep their mammoth salaries -- and their equally prompt refusal to provide aid to the 100,000 airline and aerospace industry workers facing layoffs, our representatives have offered us a reassuring view of business as usual.
Relations have also been hit by Mr Lee's refusal to offer aid to Pyongyang without progress on the nuclear issue.
She accused it of an arbitrary and unjustified refusal to grant aid convoys access to remoter areas.
He suggested the government's refusal to officially acknowledge the scale of Roma settlement in the UK was preventing it from accessing EU funds to aid integration - a point echoed by Sylvia Ingmire, chief executive of the Roma Support Group charity.
