Sentence examples for refusing to declare from inspiring English sources

So far, the protesters have managed to remain apolitical, refusing to declare support for any leader or to be hijacked by any political party.

He was propelled by the memory of his own father, a cotton farmer in Mississippi, who lost his farm in the Depression and, refusing to declare bankruptcy, became a sharecropper instead.

His electoral commission, which tallied the count, was refusing to declare Morgan Tsvangirai, the challenger, an outright winner in the first round of the presidential race, which requires the victor to get more than 50% of votes cast.

Captain Will Smith batted for nine and a half hours for 210, refusing to declare until into the sixth session of the match, a good innings, but dubious tactic.

In refusing to declare the adoption of the new rules "arbitrary and capricious," as the coalition of groups argued, Justice William A. Wetzel held that their adoption was "well within the authority" of the state.

Sharpe — that's how nearly everyone refers to the mayor, who has run the city since 1986 — has spent most of the past few months anti-campaigning, refusing to declare himself a candidate and stirring up speculation that he might retire.

Drowning in debt, he refused to declare bankruptcy.

Still, he refused to declare his candidacy just yet.

Since they refuse to declare themselves non-Muslims, they don't vote.

Do you think it looks good that he refuses to declare his tax records?

Usually we have no idea who is funding them, because most refuse to declare their interests.