Sentence examples for refuse to answer to from inspiring English sources

"What happens if relegation becomes a fact, after all?" "I refuse to answer to that," came the hard-hitting reply.

PERHAPS Hartley Shawcross will be remembered by a single sentence: "There comes a point when a man must refuse to answer to his leader if he is also to answer to his own conscience".

Participants were asked to respond, very important, somewhat important, not too important, not at all important, or refuse to answer to the question: How important is religion in your life?

In 2006, 2007, and 2008, Gallup asked citizens of 143 countries to answer yes, no, don't know, or refuse to answer to the question, "Is religion important in your daily life?" There were approximately 1,000 citizens sampled per country in the form of telephone and face-to-face interviews.

Police refuse to answer to this discovery.

At the moment, administration officials refuse to answer to subpoenas for members of their party to testify.

Both have refused to answer to any civilian power.

If you pick up the throttle, whatever bite the front tires have begins to wash out and the car refuses to answer to the helm.

He has refused to answer to the charges and was promised a safe haven in Nigeria, if and when he decides to leave his country.

Ali, empowered by his embrace of black nationalism and the more universal doctrines of Nation of Islam, refused to answer to anything but the name he chose.

The actor, who has starred in French films such as Betty Blue, went on to allege that train personnel ran down the corridor and took refuge in a work car, locking the door and refusing to answer to passengers.