Sentence examples for refused to process from inspiring English sources

The Middle Atlantic L.T.A., a semi-autonomous subdivision of the U.S.L.T.A., refused to process the application.

In the last six months, local officials around the country have refused to process students' registration forms.

The group went after the Web sites of companies like MasterCard and PayPal, which had refused to process donations to WikiLeaks after it disclosed confidential diplomatic cables.

I was now in a relationship with another woman, and I wanted my partner to accompany me, but a colleague refused to process my partner's monthly allowance.

"She refused to process them without the voter ID numbers, and she notified us and the party," said Mr. Stelling, the Republican Party vice chairman.

Williams alleges his injuries were so severe that the detention centre to which he was taken by police refused to process him.

In November 2001, many major banks that issue credit cards began voluntarily refusing to process credit card payments for gambling.

The Dreyfus decision now sets a high bar for agencies that wish to rely on this section to refuse to process FoI requests.

But it wasn't its business, the bank in effect argued, to exercise its own judgment by, say, refusing to process the Saudi Committee's payments.

In March, the Times reported that Barclays had been rebuked by the UK government for refusing to process payments from Iranian entities.

Under the Freedom of Information Act, agencies and ministers can refuse to process requests even before making a decision if they believe such a burden exists.