Sentence examples for refused to omit from inspiring English sources

Bradman refused to omit Nash, believing "his presence in the team would be a psychological threat to England whether he bowled bouncers or underarm grubbers".

Earlier this week, the Senator claimed that the Democrat-controlled upper-chamber would refuse to omit provisions from proposed minimum wage legislation that would ignore helping tipped employees.

I stopped taking my meds and refused to attend follow-up appointments, often opting to omit my recent battle with cancer from new conversations.

Before "The American Way of Death," obituary pages often gave in to pressure from florists and refused to include the phrase "Please Omit Flowers" in death notices.

Similarly, when compiling his wartime anthology This England, Thomas omitted "professedly patriotic writing" and refused to aim at "what a committee from Great Britain and Ireland might call complete".

Nevertheless, Judge Holwell refused to suppress the evidence because even if the omitted information about the S.E.C. investigation had been provided, the court would have authorized the wiretaps.

She refused to allow her photograph on the book's cover, and also reserved the right to omit certain details.

** PA's were instructed to omit content if a woman refused or expressed strong resistance, and for women who refused to discuss smoking cessation or reduction, to cover ETSE content instead.

In 2008, he was so put out at being omitted from Guus Hiddink's original squad for the European Championship, he refused to go when the call came to replace an injury casualty.

In view of the small number of subjects of those refused to consent, statistical comparison of the differences between their characteristics with the study sample was omitted.

Van Gaal omitted Valdes from United's pre-season tour of the United States and has also refused to hand the Spaniard a squad number.