Sentence examples for refused after from inspiring English sources

[Page A13.] American officials said they do not see evidence of coordination between the attacks in Iraq and the terrorist bombings in Turkey, a longtime NATO member and American ally whose government nonetheless refused after long hesitation last spring to allow American troops to pass through Turkish territory to invade northern Iraq.

She refused – after all, she said, she'd been violently attacked.

But then she refused, after her father called telling her not to settle.

We don't have insurance; we were refused after the floods in 2012.

But permission for judicial review was refused, after the high court ruled that it did not have jurisdiction.

But Mr Bush and Mr Blair refused after the war to be embarrassed by the absence of the weapons that had so alarmed them beforehand.

By comparison, in a control group of inmates who did not participate in treatment, or refused after-care, 75percentt ended up back in prison.

Mr Netanyahu is refusing, after a ten-month freeze, to stop Israelis building settlements on the West Bank, the core of a Palestinian state.

Shamans were not required to take every case, as their reputation depended upon their ability to cure; among the Teton they could refuse after examining a patient.

Blair Kamin, the longtime architecture critic for the Chicago Tribune, credits her for refusing, after Aqua, to "indulge in a facile repeat of that success".

Portsmouth paid Redknapp more than £4m per year – four times the bonus RBS's Stephen Hester felt compelled to refuse after a public outcry.