Sentence examples for rule to refuse from inspiring English sources

Employees who, for example, might exalt suffering, or disapprove of discontinuing feeding tubes or respiratory support have license under this rule to refuse to deliver or support any treatment or procedure.

SABMiller, whose brands include Peroni and Grolsch, used Takeover Code rules to refuse to comment on the possible acquisition, even declining to say what level or amount of contact had been made between the two brewers since last month's announcement.

Pharmacies said the rule would allow their employees to refuse to fill prescriptions for contraceptives.

She had previously been excluded for breaking a "no jewellery" rule after refusing to remove the bangle.

The amendment became law only because Congress put the Southern states under military rule and refused to end the occupation and reëstablish democracy until they voted for ratification.

Despite instructions repeated ad nauseam, passengers slow the process by failing to heed simple rules, refusing to remove shoes until challenged and attempting to carry liquids in their carry-on luggage, all the while carping about the inconvenience.

All the Democratic candidates -- in deference to the party rules -- refused to campaign in the two states.

And then there are cases in which candidates, in defiance of party rules, refuse to resign.

So, here are seven of the most popular parenting rules that I refuse to follow.

The company said it was trying to reach agreement with its unions, which have offered flexibility on work rules but refused to yield on job and salary cuts.

"As a rule Ford adamantly refused to adopt parts and components patented by others," Greenleaf writes.