Sentence examples for refusing to reject from inspiring English sources

While not adopting the argument in express terms, the court indicates tacit approval of it by refusing to reject it in a forthright manner.

In 1913 14 she provided food for workers and their families during a labour dispute in which thousands of people were locked out of their workplaces for refusing to reject union membership.

And Mike Pompeo, Trump's choice to head the CIA, has taken aim at Islamic leaders for being "complicit" in terrorism by refusing to reject it, even though Muslim clerics and organizations have regularly condemned acts of terror.

The government of his predecessor Saad Hariri collapsed after ministers from the powerful and armed Islamist Shiite group Hezbollah walked out on him for refusing to reject the findings of a special tribunal set up to investigate the murder of his father.

He refused to reject the armed struggle; called for nationalising the mines and industry; and, remained committed to sanctions.

Hamas has refused to reject violence or recognize Israel, which also considers it a terrorist organization, and has struggled lately to control more militant Islamist groups within Gaza.

In April, Gaddafi's daughter Aisha refused to reject the suggestion that Younis remained in contact with her father after his defection.

He all but accuses Gordon Brown of provoking the scandal in March 2006 at a moment of "maximum political vulnerability", after Blair refused to reject the conclusions of a report on pension reforms by Adair Turner.

More than one-in-six shareholders failed to back Sir Terry's new pay scheme, while almost 20% of shareholders refused to reject a resolution calling for Tesco to pay workers in the developing world a "living wage".

I refused to reject James like everyone else in his life had done, but 10 months after he had come to live with us my neighbour of more than 20 years sold her house and moved away.

The new transport secretary, Justine Greening, says the government will not revisit the ban on a third runway, but refuses to reject outright Johnson's proposals for a new aviation hub in south-east England.