Sentence examples for successfully refused from inspiring English sources

"The Internet Archive has protected reader privacy by not recording reader's computer addresses and has successfully refused an F.B.I.

In March this year the company successfully refused to allow the inspectors to visit to check on their compliance with the law.

Even in South Africa, where a soaring crime rate has produced a noisy pro-restoration campaign, backed by opposition parties, the government has adamantly, and so far successfully, refused to consider such a move.The most glaring exception to the emerging international consensus on the death penalty is the United States.

According to the Wall Street Journal, because T-Mobile USA and Verizon Wireless are owned by European parent companies, they were able to successfully refuse the NSA's court order.

I allowed myself the anguish of the moment when Cathy was playing my piano, and after that I vowed, not entirely successfully, to refuse more self-punishment.

Following her diagnosis two years ago, Thorpe applied for PIP and was refused, but successfully appealed against the decision.

Maybe that custodian could not fight City Hall, but Mr. Bloomberg successfully did when he refused to vacate his second-floor bullpen offices during renovations.

She refused, and successfully demanded a public hearing instead.

Of the 851 patients who received enrollment letters, more than half (493 or 58%) were successfully enrolled; 41 (5%) refused to be interviewed; 15 (2%) were deceased, incapacitated, or incarcerated; 228 (27%) were lost to follow up; and 74 (9%) were in the process of being contacted when the study ended.

A number of other sailors were charged with participating in a mutiny, but again, Stevens and Frame disagree on details: the former claims 7 men were successfully charged, while the latter says 32 sailors were subsequently acquitted of mutiny, but then successfully charged with refusing duty.

He added that a doctor could not be successfully sued for refusing to administer CPR if the procedure would have violated good medical practice.