Sentence examples for refused to facilitate from inspiring English sources

Three months later the army stood back and refused to facilitate the rigging of national elections, allowing Musharraf's party to suffer a crushing defeat.

In the past, some shelters operated by religious groups refused to facilitate abortions, but, in 2011, O.R.R. modified its policy to support the shelters that promised to offer complete medical care.

Richard Nixon countered by establishing an emergency supply line to Israel, even though the Arab countries imposed a costly oil embargo and various U.S. allies refused to facilitate the arms shipments.

Dedicated to guaranteeing Israel's right to exist, my father saw in President Richard M. Nixon an ally who, at the onset of the Yom Kippur War, countered Arab attacks by creating emergency financial and military supply lines to Israel, despite the fact that Arab nations were imposing an international oil embargo and some of America's closest allies refused to facilitate America's arms shipments.

When the person sought to complain to the President, Florence Harding refused to facilitate a grievance "of this tone".

Justice Department lawyers argued, in court, that O.R.R. has "strong and constitutionally legitimate interests in promoting childbirth, in refusing to facilitate abortion, and in not providing incentives for pregnant minors to illegally cross the border to obtain elective abortions while in federal custody".

The extreme provision, which the Senate should firmly reject, could be read to allow an employee with no medical training to decide whether or not a woman's pregnancy is "life-threatening," and to grant leeway to refuse to facilitate an abortion even then.

Beyond refusing to facilitate trading, Coinbase also said it wouldn't allow customers storing original Bitcoin on its platform to claim their Bitcoin Cash entitlement.

We refuse to facilitate mass deportations of people the government believes to be undesirable".

The Trump administration argued in court filings that it has "strong and constitutionally legitimate interests in promoting childbirth, in refusing to facilitate abortion, and in not providing incentives for pregnant minors to illegally cross the border to obtain elective abortions while in federal custody".

S.B. 2 would give magistrates the right to do today what was done to Carol Ann and Thomas in 1976 to refuse to facilitate the marriages of people whose union offends their religious sensibilities.