Sentence examples for refused to display from inspiring English sources

In Khimki, one of Ms. Chirikova's supporters said election commission workers refused to display the voting list until reporters had left.

He was raised by a father who refused to display any feeling other than tetchiness, though his two older brothers showed the youngster a certain amount of affection.

She refused to display her knees for the photographers from the New York dailies who met the ship (her skirt reached her ankles), and she asked them not to refer to her as Hedy Kiesler anymore.

Israel's airports authority has refused to display adverts informing female passengers that it is illegal for airline staff to ask them to move seats at the behest of ultra-Orthodox Jewish men.

Management at the Millennium Dome refused to display a sculpture of the revolutionary Che Guevara for fear that it might offend the struggling attraction's arms manufacturer sponsors, an artist has claimed.

A 9/11 sculpture comprised of the twisted girders of the Twin Towers and left to rust in a farmyard after London councils refused to display it, will be given a permanent home in the Olympic Park, the Evening Standard has revealed.

Refusing to display the token penitence demanded by his university, Lurie comes to experience a deeper feeling of disgrace.

A recent US inquiry by the Federal Trade Commission decided not to press charges against Google for demoting, refusing to display or linking to rival websites.

There is more than a whiff of the police state about the fact that Danish policeman refuse to display ID numbers and can refuse to give their names.

Last year The New York Post published an article accusing the museum of caving in to Muslim extremists by refusing to display any images of the prophet Muhammad.

Book retailers often inform sales representatives from publishers that they will refuse to display, or even carry, certain books if their title seems commercially untenable, he said.