Sentence examples for refusing to transfer from inspiring English sources

The Court of Appeals then concluded that the District Court had not clearly abused its discretion in refusing to transfer the case after conducting the balance-of-interests analysis required by § 1404(a).

In addition, Lloyd's List said, since Iran's threat to close the Strait of Hormuz, Turkish banks used by Indian refiners to pay for Iranian crude are refusing to transfer those funds.

Page A7 ISRAEL DELAYS PAYMENTS The Palestinian Authority, in over its head financially as foreign donors renege on pledges and local banks have reached their limits, has another problem: Israel is refusing to transfer tax and customs payments that account for two-thirds of its revenue.

And some central banks have left themselves vulnerable because of a failure to maintain stable prices or a stable financial system.The most fiery clash has been in Argentina, where the president, Cristina Fernández, tried to fire the central-bank governor, Martín Redrado, earlier this month for refusing to transfer $6.6 billion in foreign-exchange reserves to the government.

RAMALLAH, West Bank — The Palestinian Authority, in over its head financially as foreign donors renege on pledges and local banks have reached their limits, has an even more serious money problem: Israel is refusing to transfer tax and customs payments that account for two-thirds of its revenue.

When Hamas rocket attacks intensified, Israeli banks started refusing to transfer cash to Gaza.

I have spoken to bus drivers who refused to transfer to the subway, because of that hopelessness.

One detainee whom Hagel refused to transfer was Ahmed Ould Abdel Aziz, a Mauritanian who arrived at Guantánamo soon after the prison opened.

Gov. Lincoln Chafee had refused to transfer custody of Mr. Pleau unless the federal government agreed not to seek the death penalty.

But Ouattara has refused to transfer Simone Gbagbo, the former president's wife, to the court, saying the Ivorian judicial system is competent to judge her.

Ivory Coast refused to transfer Simone Gbagbo to The Hague to face similar charges, arguing that she could receive a fair trial in a domestic court.