Sentence examples for refused contact from inspiring English sources

The North has repeatedly refused contact with President Lee Myung-bak's government in the South.

The North has repeatedly refused contact with the government of President Lee Myung-bak.

If this is refused contact a charity such as Shelter for advice, or contact a debt counselling service.

He was later refused contact with the child but is now challenging that through the family courts.

Several farmers who own freehold land within the granted mining lease have not agreed to sell, or have refused contact with the company altogether.

Journalists recalled that Mr. Dagan, who had refused contact with the media during his time in office, called a news briefing the last week of his tenure and laid out his concerns about an attack on Iran.

Their investigation of Iranian, Turkish, and Pakistani migrants in Denmark revealed, that, for migrants, indirect refusal (i.e., other persons refuse contact with the person in question) occurred more often in the case of women from patriarchal cultures, for example.

The EU's policy of refusing contact with Hamas makes it almost impossible for Europeans to mediate.

The US Defence Secretary, after a year of refusing contact with his Russian opposite number, opened such contact last week in order to "deconflict" the two countries' actions on the ground.

Yet it may be working in both directions: the Bush administration, after all, has simultaneously performed a U-turn of its own by talking to Iran after a long period of refusing contact.

Harry Shunk, born Schunke, was a mysterious figure in the art world who invented a biography for himself and spent much of his last years refusing contact with the outside world.