Sentence examples for refusals a second from inspiring English sources

The nightmare began again: the refusals, a second adjudicator ruling, a second slap with a second court appeal.

In an interview with the Press Association, Jenkins said he had not given the refusal "a second's thought".

While a hurtful or threatening text message after the refusal of a second date may be mild in the harm it does, it is the thin edge of the wedge of a sense of ownership of women.

The main study outcome will be the percentage of patients needing nasogastric or IVT after symptomatic oral treatment failure, defined as vomiting or fluid refusal after a second attempt of ORT.

However there was some optimism after the Japanese, who have been outspoken in their refusal to countenance a second period of Kyoto, softened the language they were using.

The great power of democracy is that citizens can change their minds as facts change: the Brexit refusal to countenance a second vote on grounds of its divisiveness is born of fear that the people will reassess their decision.

Reasons for quitting the program were death, acute disease or prolonged hospital stays, but also refusal to do a second interview.

A claimant who refused a job offer would lose 13 weeks' benefit, and a second refusal would lead to a 26-week loss of benefits.

They would have gone some time ago were it not for Brexit and it will be Brexit and the Labour leadership's refusal to commit to a second referendum that will be most often cited as the catalyst for the creation of a new formation.

AP writes that a second refusal by the Irish electorate could doom the Lisbon Treaty, as it requires unanimous ratification by all 27 EU member states.

12 patients (8%) did not complete the study for one of the following reasons: loss from follow up (n = 1), refusal to go under a second endoscopy (n = 3), adverse effects leading to discontinuation of treatment (n = 5), concurred disapproved medication (n = 2) and taking less than 80% of the prescribed medicines (n = 1).