Sentence examples for refusing to restore from inspiring English sources
Photius offended him further by refusing to restore dioceses transferred from the Roman to the Byzantine patriarchate during the iconoclastic controversy.
The feud is rooted in a protest movement that sabotaged scores of arts festivals here last summer and then bubbled on through the winter, with the government refusing to restore cuts in unemployment benefits for self-employed actors and technicians.
Some of his efforts include refusing to restore hundreds of millions of dollars in recession-era cuts to social services, rejecting efforts to ban oil drilling by hydraulic fracturing and vetoing sweeping gun-control proposals. .
But it refused to restore the original 6.9percentt.
After the correction, the station refused to restore the ad, saying there were still concerns about its accuracy.
But the banks have generally refused to restore the money, arguing that the individuals must have handed over their security passcodes to the scammers.
The Supreme Court refused to restore valuable broadcast licenses to a wireless communications company that lost them because it missed payment deadlines.
A five-years' truce was made in 545 and renewed in 551 but still did not extend to Lazica, which the Persians obstinately refused to restore, and a fierce struggle continued intermittently in this mountainous region.
Aides to Mr. Levy said they refused to restore the school to Staten Island because it would have meant diverting $66 million from Queens, where schools are so overcrowded that many high school students attend in shifts.
Then, Mr. Horowitz contends, Mr. Skydell refused to restore it, unless "we agreed to pay a flat fee of $20,000 and to pay a 100percentt increase over the remaining five and a half years of our lease term".
AUBURN The National Collegiate Athletic Association yesterday refused to restore the eligibility of Chris Porter, who said he took $2,500 to help his mother financially, not knowing it was being routed from an agent.
