Sentence examples for refusing service from inspiring English sources

The rule is intended to stop the practice of refusing service to minorities and the disabled.

She doesn't like the banned drinkers register – a now-scrapped policy of refusing service to designated problem drinkers at the point of sale – because she says it was ineffective, but Walter Shaw and Tangentyere council have supported it.

A groundswell of local wait staff and bartenders said they would, beyond even refusing service, punch the commissioner in the face or stamp on his testicles; a local lawyer said that he would defend anyone charged with assault, pro bono.

The ISC protesters, who earlier this month demonstrated against his appearance in Sydney, claim religious intolerance and segregation, including signs above shops and medical facilities refusing service to Shugden Buddhists.

Mr. Tilelli, a 20-year taxi veteran, says that when he is off duty and angry pedestrians begin knocking on his window at a stop light, threatening to report him to the Taxi and Limousine Commission for refusing service, he generally rolls down his window and spells his name.

(It is common for the governor's office to set up lines that register positions on a bill with the push of a button; another attention-getting bill this session would prevent store owners from refusing service to customers who do not speak English).

That would have been easy – we could just refuse service.

Over that period, they can be refused service by travel agents, airlines, hotels and scenic sites.

Though accompanied by government officials, they were also refused service in a local bar.

They are companies, not the governments, and can technically refuse service to anyone at any time.

And they both go into a restaurant and they both are refused service.