Sentence examples for rejected cooperation from inspiring English sources

In 1943 the All-African Convention, along with several Coloured organizations, founded the Non-European Unity Movement, which rejected cooperation with the government and sought full democratic rights for all South Africans.

The MPP had rejected cooperation with him, but when the DP consulted the other parliamentary parties, the MPP agreed to join a coalition government with the DP and the Justice coalition.

While the Vlaams Blok itself also largely rejected cooperation with other parties, it did increasingly consider such cooperation, particularly in elections in 1994, 1999 and 2000, only to find themselves effectively blocked by the cordon sanitaire.

A reflection of this different approach to ISIS has been Al Qaeda's willingness to work and cooperate with other insurgent forces in Syria; whereas ISIS rejects cooperation, demanding instead absolute allegiance and obedience.

"To reject cooperation with it, is not wise.

The second was noticeable especially in the history of radical Christianity and in radical Christian pacifism, which rejects cooperation as much in military service as in public judgeship.

"What we're saying is if the Palestinians do change strategy, if they reject cooperation with terrorists, then we can go forward," an Israeli official said after the meeting.

In Aleppo itself, Jabhat Fatah al-Sham, formerly known as al-Qaeda affiliated Jabhat al-Nusra, is rejecting cooperation with any side.

Patients in these conditions are often difficult to reach, address problems that they do not work out and frequently reject cooperation in treatment leading to early dropouts in therapy [ 43].

Wayne rejected any cooperation with 1960s-style radicals.

Last week, Myanmar's government rejected any cooperation with the ICC, to which it is not a party.