Sentence examples for refused direct from inspiring English sources
And in both 1977 and 1985 it refused direct orders to fire on Egyptian demonstrators.
Drop the weapon!" "He pointed it at them and refused direct orders to drop it," he added.
In parts of Croatia, aid agencies are refused direct access to refugees as they are herded like cattle through transit points so they pass as quickly as possible, forcing charity workers to throw aid and medicines over fences.
Mr Uribe, whose father was kidnapped and killed by the guerrillas, has refused direct negotiations with the rebels and pursued a military solution, assisted by the largest US military aid budget outside the Middle East.
Xianfeng refused direct negotiations with the European envoys, and in response British and French forces occupied Canton in 1857 and forced China to conclude the Treaties of Tianjin with them in 1858.
"At the same time, the United States has refused direct talks, has branded North Korea as an axis of evil, has declared an end of no first use of atomic weapons, has invaded Iraq and has been intercepting North Korean ships at sea".
Since 1989, he received 27 disciplinary reports, including 15 for refusing direct orders and others for creating disturbances and using drugs.
The Canadians said they were taken aback by what they termed the Cuomo administration's outbursts, and are refusing direct dealings with Mr. Hoyt, a former Democratic assemblyman from the Buffalo area.
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Mr. Bush, while refusing direct talks with North Korea, began six-party talks to put pressure on the North from its closest neighbors, but so far the sessions have made no concrete progress.
Ping is concerned about the whereabouts of Miho, who hasn't been seen during the time, but Piro is still upset about all that has happened and somewhat evasively refuses direct assistance.
