Sentence examples for refusals to hand from inspiring English sources

Palestinian officials have been angered by Abu Dhabi's refusals to hand over Dahlan and its alleged bankrolling of his campaign to unseat Abbas, pouring money into refugee camps and Gaza to win over his supporters.

The results, in any case, were pretty much the same, and it put General Musharraf still more squarely in the Western camp for military action in Afghanistan after the Taliban leaders' repeated refusals to hand over Mr. bin Laden for trial.

Kobach has described the refusals to hand over voter "data" as idiotic, but it's clear the commission's work so far has been at best sloppy.

The Taliban's refusal to hand over Bin Laden led to the American invasion in 2001, of course.

If they crafted a coalition with their refusal to hand victory to any one party, it was mostly an accident.

2.34pm: The story was about Dizaei's alleged refusal to hand over his suit to prison staff.

Russia's refusal to hand over the man accused of killing Mr. Litvinenko has since stymied efforts to restore normal ties.

The government's refusal to hand over the bodies to the families appears to stem from a fear of antigovernment demonstrations during burial ceremonies in Kurdish areas.

Barrister Philippe Sands has been defending Libya's refusal to hand over Gaddafi to the international criminal court at two-day hearing in the Hague.

Britain's refusal to hand over Berezovksy to Moscow continues to irritate the Kremlin, and poison UK-British relations (see below).

The Times sued the two departments in April 2006 over their refusal to hand over documents connected to the government's program of wiretapping without warrants.