Sentence examples for refusals to join from inspiring English sources

Cordial relationships existed among the family members except for frequent frictions between O.J and the step-mother which revolved around O.J's refusals to join siblings and house-help in various house-hold chores.

After two seasons back at Somerton Park, a second, two-year spell in exile at Gloucester City began in 1992 after the Football Association of Wales responded to their refusal to join the League of Wales by refusing to sanction their participation in the English game – an argument County won in the High Court.

Cameron has registered his displeasure with the BVI's refusal to join the automatic exchange initiative by refusing to invite its officials to the summit.

It was designed to signify Ali's persecution following his refusal to join the US Army for the Vietnam war (he refused on account of his Muslim faith).

The great disconnection is well under way, expressed in cynicism, sneering, refusal to join in, refusal to "connect".

That is striking, given an earlier refusal to join Mr Singh's administration.

Anthony because of its refusal to join the diocese in opposing same-sex marriages.

Britain's refusal to join may enjoy wide popular support, but it is no less irrational for that.

But in Cambridge in the late '60's, a refusal to join fully in the revolution was itself a rebellion.

Now, he added, the task of saving it has been made tougher by Sikorsky's refusal to join the fray.

When he started dressing like a tramp he claimed it was, in part, to advertise his refusal to join polite, ie, hypocritical society.