Sentence examples for refuses terms from inspiring English sources

Those measures included Greece leaving the euro temporarily by taking a "time-out" from the currency bloc if it refuses terms for talks on the new bailout or, in the event of agreement, that Greece sets aside €50bn worth of assets as collateral for new loans and for eventual privatisation.

What draws her are people who, as the critic Roland Barthes explains in his theory of the neutral, "in the face of dogmatism, the menacing pressure to take sides, offers novel responses: to flee, to escape, to demur, to shift or refuse terms, to disengage, to turn away".

I'm going to be one of those bitter, unfulfilled writers.' That's when she gave up on the 'suspense genre', and turned instead to the incontinent sagas that she still absolutely refuses to term 'romances'romances

Ms. Franklin has refused the terms and would not comment further.

Channel 4 news was right to refuse these terms and others should follow suit".

(Fury gave them up after refusing the terms on offer to defend against David Price).

If they refused his terms, Mr. Cuomo would wield his emergency budget powers to ram through even steeper cuts.

However, without the guarantee of witnesses in the form of European diplomats or tribal leaders, the prisoners refused the terms.

His rival, President Boris Tadic, leader of the pro-European Democratic party, refused the terms and Mr Kostunica switched sides.

Henry accepted, but the bishops refused the terms; thereupon the king seized the pope, who agreed to lay investiture under duress.

Charles then twice refused the terms offered by the English Parliament and was put under closer guard, from which he vainly tried again to escape.