Sentence examples for refusal to further from inspiring English sources

Second, these people said, Mr. Jackson objected to Sony's refusal to further support "Invincible," which included declining to pay a proposed $8 million for his third video from "Invincible".

The success of Armstrong's cancer-fighting foundation has, for now, shielded sponsors from dropping him as some did with Woods, whose infidelities while an active golfer appear to have struck corporate America as worse than the retired Armstrong's refusal to further contest charges that he said were part of an "unconstitutional witch hunt".

In the aforementioned comparable NESDA study among younger adults aged 18 65, the two-year attrition rate was 12.9% which was relatively low compared to other epidemiological studies in psychiatric samples and was mainly due to refusal to further participate [ 33].

In an interview in Tokyo last week, Mr. Siegel played down the unions' refusal to negotiate further cuts, terming this "common rhetoric".

The anger of the Bosnian government about the West's refusal to go further tended to hide the basic bias towards that government.

"Conversely, Al Zarooni's refusal to cooperate further with the investigation will be drawn to the attention of the licensing committee should he ever seek to return to British racing following his eight-year disqualification".

Shareholders angry at AstraZeneca's refusal to engage further with Pfizer have so far outlined no specific proposals that would enable a deal to happen within the takeover rules.

The top Republican on the panel, Senator Richard G. Lugar of Indiana, was among those who expressed disappointment over Mrs. Clinton's refusal to accept further restrictions on her husband's fund-raising.

Ms. Kruvand said the players may file a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board over what she said was management's refusal to talk further, and noted that the musicians had authorized a strike.

A German federal prosecutor's summary of the interrogation concludes, "In his refusal to give further testimony, Mr. Zammar says that he has always been badly treated as a Muslim in Germany and that America has not been punished for the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki".

At his latest concert, he gave us Die Seejungfrau, Zemlinsky's beautiful three-movement fantasia based on Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid, which was greeted with incomprehension at its 1905 premiere, resulting in the composer's refusal to permit further performances in his lifetime.