Sentence examples for refuse to donate from inspiring English sources

This study, despite missing those who refuse to donate embryos, suggests that debates on embryo donation for hESC research should include the views of embryo donors and should consider the social, as well as the moral, status of the human embryo.

On Wednesday, King said that New Yorkers should refuse to donate to Republicans in retaliation.

From here on out, the netroots should refuse to donate to any Democratic nominee, including Barack Obama.

And the rate at which families refuse to donate a relative's organs — about 50percentt — is virtually unchanged.

I am still avid, but I refuse to go to Seattle Symphony concerts conducted by Gerard Schwarz, and I refuse to donate to the orchestra.

Wealthy individuals who refuse to donate to good causes should be cold-shouldered, the head of Arts Council England has suggested.

Some alumni are now refusing to donate to the college, while some students are considering discouraging prospective freshmen from enrolling.

The villagers, most of whom have now left Phulwari, say they had angered the Maoists by refusing to donate a man or woman per household to them.

Stephen Schwarzman, co-founder of the Blackstone Group, met with Mr. Trump, but has so far refused to donate or publicly support him, according to people briefed on the meeting.

Earlier this year, France became the first country to ban supermarkets from throwing away unsold food, punishing them with fines of up to €75,000 if they refused to donate it to food banks or charities instead.

"I would walk into a store and if they refused to donate money I'd ask them if they might consider making a 10-dollar donation so all their windows wouldn't get broken," she said.