Sentence examples for refuse to establish from inspiring English sources

Taiwan and China refuse to establish official ties with countries that maintain ties with the other.

In Halbig v. Sebelius, the plaintiffs assert that the law does not allow the federal government to offer subsidies in states that refuse to establish exchanges.

The two Gulf states refuse to establish diplomatic relations with the Jewish state because of its unresolved conflict with the Palestinians but share Israel's perception of Iran as an existential threat.

Mr Eisner has refused to establish a clear succession plan.

But, unwilling to extend administrative responsibilities, the Senate had refused to establish a regular provincia.

He has refused to establish a truth commission, let alone consider proceedings against perpetrators.

All EU countries must now have an energy regulator; before July 1st, Germany doggedly refused to establish one.

Tokyo has refused to establish diplomatic ties in part because of the North's abduction of Japanese citizens three decades ago.

They resisted (sometimes violently) the transfer of church property to state ownership and refused to establish lay associations to govern the church.

Again, Italy provides a convenient example, for Italian governments refused to establish all the regions provided for in the 1948 constitution until 1970.

The Portuguese have also reopened their inquiry into Madeleine's disappearance but, while they are working with the UK force, have refused to establish an official joint investigation.