Sentence examples for refusing to forfeit from inspiring English sources

Your call for a "full-court sanctions press" on Iran for refusing to forfeit its legal right to an independent nuclear fuel cycle fully monitored by the International Atomic Energy Agency is misguided.

Layla's parents send Majnun away and marry her off to a nice man, who, however, dies when Layla refuses to forfeit her chastity to him.

The original discussions fell apart after British Airways refused to forfeit 267 slots at Heathrow, a concession regulators on both sides of the Atlantic are still likely to demand, although the exact number of slots to be given up may vary.

Finally, the extremists promoting the "Personhood" agenda had a bruising year, but refused to forfeit.

Pakistan became the first (and so far only) team to forfeit a Test by refusing to take the field against England at The Oval in 2006.

He had seen his friend Soderini forfeit Florence by refusing to limit the freedoms ultimately employed against him by his enemies; that is, by trusting that goodness and decency could triumph over the implacable vices and envious designs of men.

Refusing to buy up this year's wine will mean they forfeit access to next year's vintage.

Courtesy of New Zealand forfeiting a match by refusing to play in Nairobi, and a points system that meant a single win against Zimbabwe was enough to get them through the Super Six.

They told interviewers earlier this week that the two candidates had forfeited any claim on their support by refusing to condemn the flying of the Confederate battle flag over the Capitol in Columbia.

By refusing to consider unconditional normalization of relations with North Korea, President Obama forfeited real opportunities to rein in its nuclear program.

Marbury is trying to recover about $400,000 in salary that was forfeited when the team suspended him in late November for refusing to play a game against Detroit.