Sentence examples for refuse to execute from inspiring English sources
"They went so far as to actually refuse to execute orders to sell stocks if customers would try and realize their profits, and threatening other investors with physical harm if they took steps that might drive the stock price down," Ms. Lynch said.
Can a country refuse to execute an EAW? Yes.
And even after the Arab Spring, Omar al-Bashir, President of Sudan, still travels freely because some countries refuse to execute an ICC warrant demanding his arrest and extradition on charges of genocide.
"And he refused to execute on any of them".
After years of using PayPal — which allows you to pay for stuff and donate to charities online — the company refused to execute a recent transaction.
It was shortly after he had refused to execute Sunni prisoners that Hamza and other Isis volunteers were offered the 13 Yazidi girls for sex.
He refused to execute some Sunni accused of working with Iraq's mostly Shia government "or what they [Isis] call 'the pagan government'," he said.
Once in a while one of the four simply refuses to execute a challenge because it's in such bad taste.
The traders claimed that the exchanges refused to execute transactions, changed option prices, failed to confirm trades and cancellations, and voided transactions after confirming them.
Norway, where he had been living, had refused to execute the warrant, and Mr. Salikh assumed that the Czechs would take the same attitude.
"The [UMP] leaders have deliberately refused to execute a judicial order... in politics, contempt for the justice system is a pretty bad augury for the quality of leaders," said Fillon's lawyer François Sureau.
