Sentence examples for refuse support for from inspiring English sources

Mr Berlusconi saw the vote as a chance to defeat the government, but others on the right felt they could not refuse support for Italian troops.

UKEF adheres to the standards set out in the OECD Common Approaches and will normally refuse support for exports to projects that do not meet those standards.

How, Pickering demanded of Jefferson, could he praise the French Revolution and refuse support for the rebels on Saint-Domingue because they were "guilty" of having a "skin not colored like our own"?

Mr Clegg also made it clear that he was not prepared to give Mr Cameron an ultimatum that Liberal Democrats would refuse support for Tory plans to cut the size of the House of Commons if they did not get their way on Lords reform.

The army initially refused support for the low-budget production; but word of mouth prompted one unit, freshly returned from traumatic losses in the West Bank town of Jenin, to set up a screening.

However, even Connelly was unable to verbally tar and feather Ravenholt, the charismatic advocate of voluntary family planning mentioned earlier : Ravenholt's office was virtually alone in its policy of refusing support for programs to create demand for contraception.

The woman suffered depression, post-traumatic stress, and had flashbacks that made it difficult to bond with her daughter, born in 2010, but was refused support or money for counselling from the school, she said.

Two years ago a court slapped down Birmingham City Council for refusing support to an undocumented mother and child "by reference to the even more pressing claims of others on the budget".

Recent decisions by the federal government to refuse financial support for the vehicle manufacturing industry, SPC and Qantas all illustrate that the private sector does not always get its way.

The United States and other nations asked Haiti's government to review the results and, when it refused, withdrew support for the presidential vote and withheld millions of dollars in aid.

But Jim Jordan, a founding member of the group, noted that if a shutdown occurred it would be the fault of Democrats who refused to support funding for the wall.