Sentence examples for refuses to restart from inspiring English sources

As a result, South Sudan refuses to restart production of oil that flows through pipelines to the north and could aid the economies of both countries.

If your vehicle runs out of fuel, or refuses to restart after it has been pulled out of a snow flurry, you're in trouble.

(Labour's own policy on Brexit remains unclear). If May loses a vote on whatever deal she eventually reaches, and the E.U. refuses to restart negotiations, the result could be new elections, Brexit without any negotiated settlement or even a second referendum.

MERCEDES Some 2006-7 E350stall stand and refuse to restart.

Most prefectural governors are refusing to restart nuclear plants that shut for regular maintenance.

In a huffy response, Pakistan refused to restart play promptly after the interval for tea.

But Syria has since refused to restart intelligence sharing with the US until Washington recognises its assistance by returning an ambassador to Damascus.

The following morning conference refused to restart until i gave an assurance that if another card vote was taken i would go round every bar in Brighton ringing this bell.

Sources indicate that tensions between government departments spiked after Duncan Smith refused to restart the embattled project afresh – a move that would have incurred massive write-off costs and political embarrassment.

"The short-term financial benefits of reopening are far outweighed by the long-term benefits of fully protecting our customers," said Henrik Hasselknippe, a managing director at the Green Exchange – which is backed by Goldman Sachs and other big investment banks and which has refused to restart trading in its "daily futures" contract.

The episode crashing halfway through and refusing to restart.