Sentence examples for refused referring from inspiring English sources

But it refused, referring the matter instead to the African Union.

Kirchner has refused, referring to them as "vultures," and the dispute has led to some extraordinary moments.

The RBI refused, referring to new rules prohibiting an Indian company from buying back shares at a price above their fair-market value.

The term "coal refuse" refers to coal processing waste and reject from rotary breakers prior to the ROM coal entering the processing plant circuits.

To her, refuse refers to a situation where different kinds of waste are disposed of or mixed together in the same container, causing unpleasant odour and pollution, making it impossible for re-use.

She's had priests outright refuse, refer her elsewhere and one memorable man of God who agreed to do it but only for a considerable sum of money.

Most of the press refused to refer to Ali by his new name.

Even years later, he so despised the Saudi ruling family's coziness with Western nations that he refused to refer to Saudi Arabia by its modern name, instead calling it "the Country of the Two Holy Places".

Most newspaper editors and reporters refused to refer to Ali by his new name, calling him Cassius Clay, even as he welcomed them into his gym.

When Ali announced he'd converted to Islam with the guidance of Malcolm X, promoters threatened to cancel boxing matches and the news media refused to refer to him by his new Muslim name.

San Francisco adopted its sanctuary policy in 1989, and has long refused to refer minors in police custody to the federal authorities, although adults accused of felonies have always been referred.