Sentence examples for refusal to order from inspiring English sources

On November 12, Cooper sought expedited review from the Delaware Supreme Court of the Chancery Court's refusal to order Apollo to consummate the deal.

Three days into the Cuban missile crisis, Gen. Curtis LeMay of the U.S. Air Force suggested the president's refusal to order immediate air strikes on the Soviet missiles was "almost as bad as the appeasement at Munich".

Survivors and family of those who died stepped up calls for an independent inquiry, saying that if the report fails to answer "key questions" they will push ahead with a judicial review into the government's refusal to order one.

Sir Christopher May and Mr Justice Silber ruled the Iraqis should be given permission to seek a judicial review of Defence Secretary Liam Fox's refusal to order a full public inquiry.

One of the protesters, wielding a microphone, led the group in denunciations of Mr. Koizumi's plan to go to the shrine as well as his refusal to order revisions of middle-school textbooks that Korea has officially criticized for glossing over Japanese colonialism and militarism in northeast Asia.

Here is a summary of the day's events: Stung by a state circuit court judge's refusal to order an immediate recount of nearly 14,000 disputed ballots from Palm Beach and Miami-Dade Counties, lawyers for Vice President Al Gore began an appeal to the Florida Supreme Court to do the counting itself.

Another section of Thursday's ruling upheld the state board's refusal in 1998 to order an integrated regional district.

According to some reports, several hundred people have been killed so far this year.The security forces are smarting from President Abdurrahman Wahid's refusal last November to order martial law.

Captain Dragisa Petrovic, angered by the old Albanian's refusal to budge, ordered soldiers Nenad Stamenkovic, Tomica Jovic and Dimitrijevic to kill them.

"Refusal to obey orders means that the force is not a disciplined force but a disorganised rabble.

He said the prosecution's errors in dealing with evidence and its refusal to follow orders from the bench were making a fair trial impossible.