Sentence examples for regularly refusing from inspiring English sources

In those dissenting opinions, he always takes staunchly liberal positions, regularly refusing to compromise on subjects like the rights of criminal suspects and the injury claims of plaintiffs.

The bureau's research has found that: The process is shrouded in secrecy with many developers regularly refusing to disclose to the public the assessments on which their figures are based.

And second, there are claims that the hosts are regularly refusing to rent properties to guests with Arabic-sounding names.

"One lady regularly refused to have showers.

But he regularly refused to take the medicines, court documents show.

Some of the most vulnerable people in the UK are regularly refused access to a doctor, according to a report.

Foreign officials are regularly refused entry by Israel or stay away because their governments do not recognise Hamas.

Prosecutors regularly refused the cases against pimps because the girls made for shaky witnesses and unsympathetic plaintiffs.

The shift has been acutely felt in the United States Embassy, which, as relations foundered over the past year, found that senior Russian businesspeople regularly refused invitations.

One of our mothers regularly refused to place the tree near the window -- after all, you wouldn't want the neighbors to see it.

Ms Furse regularly refuses requests for interviews, particularly after claiming she was subjected to a smear campaign two years ago following "malicious gossip" about her personal life.