Sentence examples for refuses to introduce from inspiring English sources

"It is related to Israel," Mr. Haniya said, "but also to the policy of the Palestinian government, which refuses to introduce subsidies or increase salaries.

Three examples: Cam showdown to save our free press (The Sun), Cameron refuses to introduce press laws (Daily Telegraph) and Cameron fights for press freedom (Daily Express).

[* - I don't think he's referring to that 'demeaning' advert] 12.36pm BST Simon Neville (@SimonNeville) Robert Swannell refuses to introduce living wage, or even hold a meeting with representatives to discuss it July 8 , 201412.36pm BST A second questioner, from campaign group Citizens UK, also asks M&S to consider signing up to the Living Wage.

Refusing to introduce Benzema against Holland was madness.

But Duncan refused to introduce any mitigating evidence about his childhood.

However, the Jamaica Athletic Association does itself no favours by still refusing to introduce random testing.

In spite of campaigning by doctors, the Tories have refused to introduce minimum prices for wine, beer and lager.

As he refused to introduce obscenity into his performances, Chevalier is credited with improving the general repute of music halls.

Former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, who first led the Social Democrats to power 11 years ago, had consistently refused to introduce such a tax.

Ms Merkel has promised to "measurably reduce" arrivals this year, but has refused to introduce a cap, saying it would be impossible to enforce without closing German borders.

Ministers refuse to introduce minimum pricing for alcohol, which kills almost 20 times the number of Britons as heroin, by far the deadliest illegal drug.