Sentence examples for refusal to request from inspiring English sources

IHAT's refusal to request a copy of that report is therefore inexplicable.

He refused, citing the Aetolians' own refusal to honor Attalus' request to attack Macedonia during Philip's attack on Pergamon two years earlier.

He said Brandis's refusal to process the request was "an untenable position to adopt having regard to his staffing and resources available to him", and that he had "clutched at every straw" to resist processing the request.

Dreyfus, who cross-examined O'Sullivan in the proceedings, told the tribunal Brandis's refusal to process the request was "an untenable position to adopt having regard to his staffing and resources available to him", and that he had "clutched at every straw" to resist processing the request.

The lack of trust was evident, military analysts said, in the American refusal to consider a request from the Pakistani military that it operate the remotely piloted aircraft the C.I.A. has been using to hit the militants in the tribal areas.

Try to avoid using the terminology of "friends" when discussing any refusal to accept her request.

Responding to Pakistan's renewed request for sophisticated surveillance information gets around, at least for the moment, the tensions surrounding the administration's refusal to grant repeated requests by President Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan that his country be given its own armed Predator drones to attack fighters of Al Qaeda and the Taliban in the mountainous tribal areas.

Abetz was asked about the Coalition's refusal to provide the requested industry assistance in light of its pre-election pledge to provide Cadbury with a $16m grant to support tourism and manufacturing in Tasmania.

Manfred based baseball's refusal to provide the requested information on a section of the agreement that calls for a joint committee of supervisors and umpires to meet after the season to analyze the system and determine standards for rating umpires.

Mr. Bush is right to be critical of the apparent absence of consultation with the eight-member commission's two Republican appointees in the report's preparation and in faulting the commission's refusal to honor repeated requests by his office to see the complete preliminary report instead of just "relevant portions" in order to prepare comments prior to the commission's final vote on Friday.

Eventually, East Anglia's refusal to approve FOI requests may have played a role in the leak of the pilfered documents.