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Free sign upThe phrase "refuse to serve" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of someone refusing to provide a service or goods to another party. For example: "The shopkeeper refused to serve the customer because she could not pay with cash."
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They may not refuse to serve clients based on religion.
But have military leaders not said they will refuse to serve under a President Tsvangirai?
Young reservists explain why they refuse to serve in the occupied territories.
I mentioned that Mr. Desai would refuse to serve rude customers.
Shinui and Meretz say they will refuse to serve with Shas.
Meanwhile, a campaign by Israeli reservists who refuse to serve in the occupied territories continued.
A restaurant could refuse to serve our neighbors, an unmarried heterosexual couple.
Previously the supermarket said Muslim staff can refuse to serve customers who are trying to buy pork or alcohol.
Military leaders know that the ultra-Orthodox community would refuse to serve alongside female soldiers were they to be enlisted.
Last June Ehren Watada, an army first lieutenant, became the first commissioned officer to refuse to serve in Iraq.
Opponents, however, claimed that the bill allowed discrimination, giving businesses permission to refuse to serve gays and lesbians.
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