Sentence examples similar to refusing to fast from inspiring English sources

A human rights tribunal has suggested mediation in the row after refusing to fast-track a legal action brought by top players.

Those who refused to fast (i.e. diabetic patients) were told to keep a low fat diet with a cup of tea and only carbohydrates for breakfast and to keep the same regime of diet for all dialyses included in the study.

It is said that BNP Paribas put up backs across the Atlantic by refusing to admit wrongdoing faster, and that impatience with the bank may have contributed to a harsher-than-usual proposed punishment.

Worse, he said, "the ink refused to dry fast enough".

The ceiling is around £75,000-a-week and the chairman Daniel Levy refuses to play fast and loose with the club's financial future, particularly as White Hart Lane holds only 36,000.

Unfortunately, our ham-anicure refused to hold fast on the nails, but the face area was looking good enough to get that Florida bath salts cannibal's charges thrown out for provocation.

The fledgling community is almost wiped out when the converts fast on Yom Kippur, refusing to eat until sunset, which in the Arctic is months away.

(1) Initially patients refusing to enter the trial were offered the fast track service immediately.

The raids were made after hunger strikers refused to end fasts protesting transfers from prisons where up to 100 inmates shared a dormitory-style room to prisons with small cells.

These included faster than normal battery drain, some apps refusing to work and alarms failing to trigger.

But it was Ramadan, and Mr. Haqqani refused to break his fast with anesthesia.