Sentence examples for refusing to validate from inspiring English sources

Again, reflecting a core theme of Austrian economics, market forces are overturning or refusing to validate the state-preferred pattern of investments.

Kim Davis, the Kentucky county clerk who became a martyr figure to the religious right after refusing to validate gay marriage licenses, has lost her job.

It was bad enough one of America's sweethearts was refusing to validate the belief that a woman's main purpose in life is to be a wife and mother.

To the contrary, because the Board, in refusing to validate the exams, was simply trying to fulfill its obligations under Title VII when confronted with test results that had a disproportionate racial impact, its actions were protected.

Typically, customers must deposit accounts with the operators of such casinos in order to wager (most American credit card companies refuse to validate online gambling transactions).

Announcing the move, the finance minister, Mathias Cormann, said that if Labor and the Greens refused to "validate" the government's decision, fuel companies would receive a $167.5m "windfall gain" and would have no obligation to pass the money on to the motorists who had ultimately paid the new tax.

But what each really wants to avoid is going to B if the other goes to A. If either of them arrives at B alone, she not only misses dinner but must pay the exorbitant parking fee of the hotel which houses B, since the headwaiter of B refuses to validate the parking ticket of anyone who asks for a table for two and then sits alone.

Through speaking with many other victims of sexual assault, it has become evident that in general, experiencing a rape is something others often refuse to validate.

The Clinton campaign has refused to validate the emails, noting that U.S. intelligence agencies say they were stolen by Russian government hackers in an effort to affect the election.

He infuriated Broward so much that when Stoneman won an election for circuit judge, Governor Broward refused to validate the election, so Stoneman was referred to as "Judge" for the rest of his life without performing the duties of one.

Because my state, Texas, like so many others, obdurately refuses to validate and regulate same-sex marriage or civil unions and their occasional terminations, I recommend that LGBT couples reach as many binding agreements as possible when they embark on their lives together.