Sentence examples for refuse the undertaking from inspiring English sources
Her latest bill, which a Senate committee recommended against, would "provide Australian landholders the right to refuse the undertaking of gas and coalmining activities on their land without prior written authorisation, to ban hydraulic fracturing".
How can the three ever compete, though, if the sport's rich nations refuse to undertake the tours there which would bring the crowds and the broadcasting deals?
Italian women are being deprived of the right to an abortion, as the Vatican's influence over the country's health system results in the hiring of doctors who refuse to undertake the procedure on moral grounds, a group of the country's pro-choice doctors has warned.
At times I am unable to understand why investors refuse to undertake the most basic, the most rudimentary due diligence, which would have alerted them to trouble.
'If the master gives the servant to understand that he does not consider the risk one which a prudent person should refuse to undertake, the servant has a right to rely upon his master's judgment, unless his own is so clearly opposed thereto that, in fact, he does not rely upon his master's opinion.
But that position has been harder to defend as Suleiman and other Mubarak allies appeared to dig in, refusing the administration's entreaties to undertake swift reforms such as scrapping the country's longstanding state of emergency.
Because of the historically strained relationship with forest authorities, Bombas inhabitants refused the entrance of researchers to undertake such studies before being recognized.
He made the study but refused to undertake the design because he felt that the proper way to approach design was to work directly with the manufacturer from the start rather than to try to improve a design after the product had been made.
After randomisation, one school refused to undertake the intervention; the head reported that they had hoped they would be randomised to control and did not have the time or capacity to accommodate the intervention.
Two patients refused refused the second session.
