Sentence examples for refusing to conduct from inspiring English sources

Kerry was asked whether US was refusing to conduct air strikes before the formation of a new government.

Lord Carey and other Christian leaders began expressing concerns after Lord Neuberger, who as Master of the Rolls is head of the civil Court of Appeal, ruled in December last year that Lillian Ladele, a Christian registrar, was breaking discrimination laws by refusing to conduct civil partnership ceremonies.

The Bush Administration has already fired nine federal prosecutors for refusing to conduct a bogus witch hunt against legitimate voters.

By refusing to conduct an inquiry, the government has sent a message that it does not matter if these women went missing or were murdered.

The Commando began intensive airborne training in June 1940, originally 500 strong, but this had been reduced to 21 officers and 321 other ranks by September 1940; despite already receiving rigorous training, many of the commandos failed their training by refusing to conduct a parachute drop.

Refusing to conduct the subgroup analysis of large trials would lead to an inefficient use of data, the collection of which has required a substantial amount of resources.

The MoD has refused to conduct a review.

Claiming sickness, he broke his contract with the theatre and refused to conduct any subsequent performances.

But they fear discrimination lawsuits against priests who refuse to conduct such ceremonies.

They said the monitors refused to conduct interviews while the activists were filming.

Mr. Bush has refused to conduct direct talks with the North, as the State Department and many outside experts have urged.