Sentence examples for specifically refused from inspiring English sources

"Greenspan specifically refused to act," Mr. Frank says.

Mr. Pataki avoided debates in his two previous campaigns for governor in 1994 and 1998 and has specifically refused to debate Mr. Golisano.

Despite having been specifically refused permission Theobald sneaked away in a fishing boat, presumably accompanied by Gilbert Foliot, who attended the council with him.

Trump has been given the opportunity to clarify what he intended to say, and he has specifically refused to do so, leaving it to others to come up with their own interpretations.

And Elections Canada, without saying who specifically refused to speak to them, repeatedly complained that party officials were not doing all they could to get to the bottom of the scheme.

In part because he specifically refused Church permission to attack the Acadian capital and commercial center, Port Royal, Dudley was accused by Boston merchants and the Mathers of being in league with smugglers and traders illegally trading with the French.

He specifically refuses to offer "a manifesto for action, complete with... 10-point plans".

The new guidelines state that unless the patient specifically refuses one, an H.I.V. test should be performed if the patient's symptoms or medical histories suggest infection.

But it also contains language allowing other companies to apply for the relief, as long as the Treasury does not specifically refuse them.

The statute of the international criminal court, for example, refers to the crime but specifically refuses to exercise jurisdiction over it.

The Rowan county clerk, however, continued to deny licenses to same-sex couples, specifically refusing attempts by two separate couples.