Sentence examples for refusing to hand from inspiring English sources

Refusing to hand over their weapons, the LTTE turned on their erstwhile patrons.

Still, there is a key figure stubbornly refusing to hand over important data: Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

All  6 million customers were forced to re-register, with the previous host Amazon refusing to hand the details over.

It is refusing to hand them back.The Volcker committee talks of "highly sensitive" information causing "irreparable harm" to its investigations.

A decade ago, California farmer Marvin Horne defied the reserve, refusing to hand over his raisins to the government.

The French are refusing to hand him over, but a Swiss court is still preparing to try him in absentia.

He specifically blames Mr Langlois for refusing to hand over evidence of official protection for Mr Dutroux.

And why have GPs just escaped scrutiny of their performance, by refusing to hand over their data?

And indeed, as Reason's Anthony Fisher writes, a grand jury refusing to hand down an indictment is "an incredibly rare thing".

A few hours later, en route to the airport, he said, he endured another brief beating after refusing to hand over his laptop for one final inspection.

Maryam al-Khawaja was arrested when she flew to Manama on 30 August and was charged with assaulting police officers after refusing to hand over her phone.