Sentence examples for refusing to introduce from inspiring English sources

Refusing to introduce Benzema against Holland was madness.

However, the Jamaica Athletic Association does itself no favours by still refusing to introduce random testing.

Conservative MP Brian Binley said the government had "sold its soul to the devil" by refusing to introduce a statutory code that would give landlords an option to free themselves from brewers.

The commission's claim that Belgium was refusing to introduce even temporary EU curbs on milk and dairy products other than butter came as the government lifted restrictions on 95% of products banned last week.

The former is the scientific stance of trying to explain by laws and by refusing to introduce miracles.

Instead, the mantra at Stormont has been freezing rates, refusing to introduce water charges and maintaining free prescription charges and travel for the elderly.

But Duncan refused to introduce any mitigating evidence about his childhood.

In spite of campaigning by doctors, the Tories have refused to introduce minimum prices for wine, beer and lager.

As he refused to introduce obscenity into his performances, Chevalier is credited with improving the general repute of music halls.

Former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, who first led the Social Democrats to power 11 years ago, had consistently refused to introduce such a tax.

"It is related to Israel," Mr. Haniya said, "but also to the policy of the Palestinian government, which refuses to introduce subsidies or increase salaries.