Sentence examples for refusing to lay from inspiring English sources

They also attack the current crop of candidates, Democratic and Republican, for ostensibly refusing to lay out plans for change.

Like many Polish entrepreneurs, he said, he became heedless during the economic expansion, hiring too many people and refusing to lay them off when business went bad.

He rejected the claim that Hamas was on the sidelines of efforts to find peace in the Middle East, refusing to lay out its vision of solution.

In a third development at another New York paper, The Village Voice, there was turmoil after its editor-in-chief, Will Bourne, and deputy editor, Jessica Lustig, quit after refusing to lay off staff.

Refusing to lay out the grim consequences of premature motherhood, it seems as if it wants to make fans on either end of the political spectrum stick their heads in fiery hampers.

Peace deals have already been signed in the "settled" areas of NWFP, but Mr Gilani insists that "no talks will be held with anyone refusing to lay down arms".All this sounds very similar to what the Americans are trying to do across the border in Afghanistan, yet they are not reassured.

Lovely strike and Australia are refusing to lie down.

It was more a case of Scotland scrapping for everything and refusing to lie down.

An anchor for a national television station resigned rather than announce that investigators had found Mr. Chelakh and that he had confessed, saying that was "nonsense" and refusing to "lie on the air" about the case.

When John Proctor, an accused, defies his authority at the end of the play by refusing to lie and sign a public confession saying that he is a witch and accusing others, he is mercilessly sentenced to hang.

They refused to lay off their three employees.