Sentence examples for refused once again from inspiring English sources
Later, on the BBC's Newsnight, he refused once again to rule out the idea of a post-electoral pact with Ukip.
Proposals to control high-powered weaponry — or at least ban the absurd 100-round clip used in the assault — quickly fell by the wayside as politicians refused, once again, to take firm control of gun sales.
Violence broke out in Sana a week ago after Mr. Saleh refused once again to follow through on a promise to sign an agreement that would lead to his resignation, after months of street protests demanding his ouster.
Lance Armstrong has refused, once again, to meet with the United States Anti-Doping Agency and give testimony under oath about the doping practices that fueled most of his career as a cyclist.
Yet Democrats, who noted that perceptions often trump facts, looked on in wonderment last week as Mr. Cheney refused once again to release the records about the contacts of his task force with Enron.
When Torres tried to visit him in Lompoc, Calif., Santos writes, the former federal probation officer was refused -- once again, as a security risk.
Most of those making it are using it as an excuse to refuse, once again, to reach an accommodation with republicanism.
Donald Trump took his war against "fake news" to the UK on Friday, using the term as a means to row back on his criticisms of the British prime minister in an interview with the Sun, and to refuse once again to take a question from CNN at a press conference.
During the weekend, Mr. Fleischer said, Mr. Cheney previewed for the group the position he would take on the Sunday morning talk shows, which was to refuse once again to turn over documents demanded by Congress as part of an inquiry into workings of the administration's energy task force, including records of a meeting that Mr. Cheney had with Mr. Lay.
If he refuses to testify once again, as he has said he will, Anderson is expected to be jailed for contempt of court for the duration of the trial.
