Sentence examples for refused to accept either from inspiring English sources

Then the president refused to accept either resignation and the crisis was defused.

He frankly refused to accept either Calvinism or the anti-Reformation decrees of the Council of Trent.

"I've got a pumpkin in each end of my bag!" Once he had both men's resignation letters, he refused to accept either one, and sent the men identical letters saying so.

So far, all but a few of the 39 tribes that operate casinos in California have refused to accept either option, and Federal prosecutors, at Mr. Wilson's request, have gone to court to try to seize some 14,000 gambling machines from the resisting tribes' casinos.

Trump persistently has refused to accept either of those conclusions; this weekend he sharply criticized the CIA and termed "ridiculous" any thought that Russia had tried to aid him.

He refused to accept either the seriousness of his alcohol addiction or the waning of his support among parliamentary colleagues.

Now, a great many Frenchmen refuse to accept either capitulation or slavery, for reasons which are called: honour, common sense, and the higher interests of the country.

"Maybe we've all been believing the publicity but last year doesn't carry any weight now," snapped the Australian, refusing to accept either the filthy conditions or the absence of six senior men as an excuse.

I also agree with the trial judge that the election canvassing commission did not abuse its discretion in refusing to accept either an amended return reflecting the results of a partial manual recount or a late amended return filed by the Palm Beach board.

A fully righteous person would also recognize that it is just as shameful to accept a large bribe as it is to accept a small bribe (6A10), and so would refuse to accept either.

The two states could have either refused to accept the Medicaid expansion and end their existing programs, meaning those enrollees would be dropped from coverage.