Sentence examples for since he declined from inspiring English sources
But he has been arguing with the Democratic-led Senate for two years, since he declined, against tradition, to renominate Associate Justice John E. Wallace Jr., the only African-American on the court.
For Syria's president, Hafez al-Assad, the Camp David deal is something to equal or best, especially since he declined Mr. Sadat's invitation to join in his peace negotiations with Israel in the 1970's.
Smith, on the other hand, said there was no reason for Godfrey to keep the laptop at all, since he declined to sign a contract to continue working for Smule as a consultant.
Anthony has been the subject of numerous trade rumors since he declined to sign a 3-year,$65 million extension with the Nuggets last summer.
AFF spent between $4,000 and $8,000 on ads targeting Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller during high-rated news programs over "Obamacare," since he declined to join a multistate lawsuit against the federal law.
(Since remarried, he declined to be interviewed for this article).
In court, Daniel Bibb, an assistant district attorney, said that the surgeon had given inconsistent explanations for his wife's disappearance in the years since, but he declined to name other evidence they discovered.
He noted that the bin Laden family has not enlarged its stake since then, but he declined to provide additional details about its association with the firm.
Although Olbermann hasn't said much about MSNBC since his departure (he declined to comment for this story), he has apparently followed the network's fortunes.
Education commissioner Musa Inuwa told Reuters by telephone the four had been reunited with their parents since then, but he declined to give further details of their escape or say when it happened.
Mickelson has had to deal with well-documented health issues in his family — his wife, Amy, and his mother, Mary, have been receiving treatment for breast cancer since the summer — but he declined to blame those concerns for his slumping play since a tie for second at the United States Open.
