Sentence examples for refusals to pay from inspiring English sources

But he has been unable to secure financing or corporate tenants because of a weak real estate market and lenders' refusals to pay for new projects.

Isis is understood to have demanded millions of pounds for the release of many hostages, killing them after refusals to pay.

However, the letter threatening not to pay must be seen in the context of Desmond's previous refusals to pay Pressbof subscriptions in 2008 and 2009.

"Outright refusals to pay could limit abuse, but will make it harder for people who are using these drugs for their intended purposes to get ahold of them," Neuman said.

Take Trump's recent February 26 cri de coeur for loosening libel laws to facilitate his contemplated suits against The New York Times and The Washington Post hoping for monumental monetary awards for their anticipated refusals to pay homage to his Royal Highness when he occupies the White House.

She made huge donations to the campaign and played a big role in the Women's Tax Resistance League, once appearing in court over her refusal to pay taxes (she refused to pay the fines for her unpaid taxes, too).

They met a refusal to pay with a shrug.

The stick here was Argentina's steadfast refusal to pay any amount on the old bonds.

One of Pakistan's big problems is ordinary people's refusal to pay their taxes.

But Leiris is resolute in his refusal to pay Hélène's murderers special heed.

It started with a refusal to pay the car parking fee.