Sentence examples for should be refusing from inspiring English sources

Writing for Independent Voices, Caroline Lucas MP argues: "It's not lefty-pacifist propaganda to ask whether we should be refusing to move on from a past era of warfare.

"Allow me to point out that if Delegates genuinely think that my talking about who their campaign donors are ― and how much they're receiving from corporate lobbyists/corporate PACs ― is an ad hominem attack… then they should be refusing those donations".

Organisations which cannot meet this obligation should be refused registration by the CQC.

By any reasonable interpretation of the relevant planning policies, the bridge should be refused.

The conservation group said it meant the application should be refused.

The Department of Health said: "No child who needs help should be refused it.

Cardinal Brady said the bishops had not discussed if Communion should be refused to politicians who supported the bill.

Gray said bail should be refused to perpetrators who refuse to show up to their court dates.

The draft NPPF directly invites authorities to identify the circumstances in which planning consent should be refused.

It is also clear that where a proposal would have a likely significant adverse impact on town centres it should be refused.

Justice Elena Kagan wondered if Cooper thought couples over the age of 55 wanting to get married should be refused licenses.