Sentence examples for refusing to send from inspiring English sources

Defiantly Israel is refusing to send a delegate to the monitoring committee to answer Lebanese complaints.

Mexico is refusing to send a contestant to Miss Universe this year because of the row.

The government was then raked over the coals for refusing to send out information about the candidates.

He has spurned the recent United Nations multilateral climate negotiations by refusing to send a minister to represent Australia.

Local news crews should exercise their own First Amendment rights by refusing to send crews to record the Westboro protesters.

Van Commenee has been strict with his selections, too, refusing to send athletes for the sake of it.

And Lyndon Johnson never forgave Harold Wilson for refusing to send British troops to fight alongside Americans in Vietnam.

Jeremy Corbyn has "cancelled Christmas" because he is refusing to send out a festive message to the nation to mark the day, according to the Conservative Party.

She kept her own accounts, refusing to send any money home, and took cash at the front desk well into old age.

The first is that by refusing to send troops until Mr Aristide, a leftist former priest, stepped down, it in effect endorsed the thuggish armed rebellion against him.

"So," said Putin, addressing me, "I am sure you will tell us your reasons for refusing to send a reporter, but you were wrong.