Sentence examples for refused to present from inspiring English sources

Washington, he asserted, had refused to present evidence to support such charges.

Boochani has refused to present his asylum claim to Papua New Guinean authorities: "I did not come to this country.

Morrison refused to present an ideal or speak in unison, even if it meant she was perceived as a traitor.

National's board refused to present the bid to the bankruptcy judge overseeing the airline's Chapter 11 reorganization, Mr. Weisfelner said.

This time around, the government has refused to present to parliament the "collectif budgétaire" – an emergency mid-year budget to tackle the shortfall in tax receipts.

The court was told that Mr Auchi was willing to stand trial in France but refused to present himself because he feared being "interned" before the case.

He refuses to present music as any one thing.

"What do you do if someone refuses to present identification?" he said.

Fonda gives a deeply felt and restrained turn, refusing to present her performance or the film as anything resembling a lecture.

London, posted on nytimes.com An excellent essay — penned by a true lover of London [China Miéville] — that steadfastly refuses to present a whitewashed image of that great city.

Maintaining strict neutrality and refusing to present outlandish rumour as plain fact are duties too often abrogated by less principled hacks than herself.