Refuse means trash, garbage, rubbish, waste papers, bottles or cans, debris, litter, oil, solvents, liquid waste, or other discarded materials.
They argued that from a statistical point of view, rejecting the species tree because of the existence of conflicts between gene trees means refusing to calculate the mean of a distribution because its variance is non-zero, which appears too extreme a policy [ 50].
"If you refuse, it means I can't trust you, and thus we can't do business together".
"We still do not have any contacts," Mr. Hollande said, though France will refuse "no means of making contact to obtain the freedom of our hostages".
Britain's strict conservation rules mean that for many houses, the type of windows cannot be changed without planning permission (and that may well be refused) which means there are millions of houses with very pretty but rather ill-fitting sash will-fitting sashonly be double-glazed windowsfficulthatnd huge expense, for example.
The temptation to attract funding through this is obviously high, but as we have learned our lessons and have devised a strong policy that protects the children, we refuse; which means that we miss on visibility and possible funding.
So, to have the ability to consent to, or refuse, treatment means that children must be legally competent.
That means refusing to excuse hatred for political expediency; it means mobilising when the far right marches in emboldened efforts to renew its support.
Miley Cyrus' refusal to conform to conventional standards of dress often means refusing to cover her body up, something that not everyone is immediately comfortable with.
Peace with justice means refusing to condemn our children to a harsher, less hospitable planet.
