Sentence examples for refusal to bring from inspiring English sources

The chairman of the Islamic Human Rights Commission, an advocacy group, said the refusal to bring charges against individual officers showed "the level of Islamophobia in Britain today".

Ms. Reno's repeated refusal to bring in an independent prosecutor on the fund-raising issue has amounted to a disgraceful dereliction of duty.

Mr. Holder said he would re-examine the department's refusal to bring criminal charges against Mr. Schlozman over accusations that he gave false statements to Congress on the issue.

He was outraged by the high prices that monopolistic utility companies were charging and by their refusal to bring electricity to rural parts of the state, which, they said, could not be done economically.

The refusal to bring war criminals to account would be an affront to those who obey the law, and a betrayal of those who rely on it for their life and security.

In a letter to Mr. Dodd, Mr. McConnell called the refusal to bring his bill to a vote a sign "that the majority intends to manipulate this debate in a divisive, partisan manner that dooms the election-reform effort".

After months of her obstinate refusals to bring him tools or beers or to pull off his stinking sneakers, they had it out.

The data underscore how anti-vaccine sentiment and the rising incidence of vaccine refusal threaten to bring back a public health threat that had been declared eliminated nearly 20 years ago.

Mr. Bond, handsome and erudite, was the favorite, but Mr. Lewis, with a speaking style that some describe as an impediment, fought hard and brought up Mr. Bond's refusal to take a drug test.

His campaign to unseat Republican Sen. Ted Cruz brought in a stunning $70 million, despite his refusal to take corporate money.

When she was brought on to work with Lil Wayne, she said, she was initially perturbed by his refusal to take notes on what she was teaching him.