Sentence examples for regular refusal from inspiring English sources

The report draws a big contrast between Lord Hutton's cross-questioning of figures such as Alastair Campbell, the former Downing Street press secretary, and No 10's regular refusal to allow policy advisers to be questioned by MPs.

Dara Jalil al-Khaymat, the president of the Erbil Chamber of Commerce, highlighted EU countries' regular refusal to issue local businessmen with visas as a major impediment, while Mr Muhamad pointed out that one of his keynote official speakers could not attend a business forum in London because UK immigration had refused his visa request.

The researcher followed the course of the participants⿿ refusal productions with regular intervals for an eight-month-period during which the participants were trained at four sequential language proficiency levels from starter to intermediate.

However, as a prerequisite to participate was to be a regular customer of the pharmacy, refusal rate may be assumed to be low.

The conflicts were caused by the N.H.L.'s refusal to suspend its regular season long enough for all Olympic players to participate fully in the preliminary round.

That refusal continues even today.

It is being created as a response to the refusal of a group of regular Iraqi soldiers to face insurgents in Falluja two months ago.

On of Shute's more notorious controversies concerned the assembly's refusal to grant him a regular salary.

The main reasons were refusal to change from a regular physiotherapist to a ParkinsonNet physiotherapist, too great a burden, or dissatisfaction with the intervention.

I'd like to see regular public exposure of businesses that refuse services solely on the basis of a customer's refusal to supply the SSN.

This may partly explain why participants in clinical trials who are usually taken through more rigorous consent processes by informers are less likely than those in observational studies to perceive that refusal to participate may affect their regular medical care.