Sentence examples for refusing the use from inspiring English sources

It indicates that refusal is especially high when stigma is present; half of this group refusing the use of a condom, while one in three refused the use when stigma was not present.

TALK story about the estate of Pablo Picasso refusing the use of Picasso's art in the new James Ivory movie being made about Picasso called, "Surviving Picasso".

By Anthony Haden-GuesThehe New Yorker, August 21 , 1995P. 53 TALK story about the estate of Pablo Picasso refusing the use of Picasso's art in the new James Ivory movie being made about Picasso called, "Surviving Picasso".

Arne Glimcher and Larry Gagosian,… TALK story about the estate of Pablo Picasso refusing the use of Picasso's art in the new James Ivory movie being made about Picasso called,… Signed Talk story about a tribute at the Matthew Marks gallery for the late performance artist Leigh Bowery.

Reacting against the violent suppression of the Ben Ali years, Islamists in Tunisia oscillated between two strategies: refusing the use of violence in spite of the circumstances in the hope that international recognition would follow, and on the contrary going underground to pursue armed struggle.

"While this may be a noble message," Rachel L. Margolies wrote, "we are consistent in refusing the use of our game broadcasts in connection with events that promote a message, no matter the content".

Should patients always be permitted to refuse the use of extraordinary life-support measures?

There was video from the concert Marian Anderson gave at the Lincoln Memorial in 1939, after being refused the use of Constitution Hall.

Some families of victims refused the use of their loved ones' names, which are already enshrined on a modest monument — a suspended silver ring, in the woods — on Utøya.

In the US, nothing, as they are not allowed to refuse the use of their music (incredibly, when it comes to songwriters, the US is far more socialist than Sweden was, even during its social democrat days).

When John Byrum wrote and directed "Heart Beat" (1980), based on Carolyn Cassady's memoir "Heart Beat: My Life With Jack and Neal," Mr. Ginsberg, who died in 1997, refused the use of his name in the movie.