He acknowledged, however, that Iran has refused, for two years, to answer his inspectors' questions about evidence suggesting that it was working on weapons design.
Fisher said he was shocked when he saw what he now recognizes as a foreshadowing of today's crisis, when Republican senators refused for two years to confirm Richard Cordray -- or anyone else, for that matter -- to run the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau unless President Obama agreed to change the bureau's structure.
In the interview, Mr. Kerimli said he could not leave Azerbaijan because the government had refused for seven years to issue him a passport.
That afternoon, Webb, who is sixty, returned to Virginia, where he is running as an antiwar candidate, under the banner of the party of Hillary Clinton and the former protester John Kerry, whose handshake he refused for twenty years.
In a 2006 piece about the Virginia Senate race, "Southern Discomfort," Boyer shows Webb "running as an antiwar candidate, under the banner of the party of Hillary Clinton and the former protester John Kerry, whose handshake he refused for twenty years".
"Faced with the intransigence of the terrorists, who refused for three years to engage in all negotiations, and who were holding Denis Allex in inhuman conditions, an operation was planned and set in effect," said a spokesman.
Fellow members could be infuriating - the woman who ran the ladies' team with a rod of iron, steadfastly refused for four years to put me on the team for something called the Millennium Cup, preferring a player who sometimes forgot her racket and ate sandwiches in between points.
They also refused for eight years to provide even a pair of glasses to preserve the vision remaining in his one good eye or to provide any education for him to rehabilitate himself.
They also refused for eight years to give him even a pair of glasses to preserve the vision remaining in his one good eye or to provide him with education to help him to rehabilitate himself.
"The majority leader has refused for seven years to allow a serious debate on energy in this chamber," McConnell said, adding that Republicans were concerned with establishing a greater U.S. energy presence overseas and stopping the Obama administration's "elitist war on coal".
In 2013, there was a man who had taken over a woman's duplex and declared it his "embassy," refusing for two years to comply with an eviction noticed that stated that he was illegally occupying the building.
