Sentence examples for such refusal from inspiring English sources

This the p titioner refused to do, and by such refusal was guilty of a contempt of court.' In re Robb, 1 Pac.

Patients have the right to accept or refuse treatments or procedures, and such refusal by a patient is not a basis for restricting the provision of care under this section.

It has been argued that "prima facie, every competent adult has the right to decide whether to consent or refuse any medical treatment, even if such refusal could lead to death" [ 1].

The farmer, of course, may refuse to comply, but the price of such refusal is the loss of benefits.

P. 515. 4. The ordinance here in question, which forbids public assembly in the streets or parks of the city without a permit from the Director of Safety, who may refuse such permit upon his mere opinion that such refusal will prevent "riots, disturbances or disorderly assemblage," is void upon its face.

It enables the Director of Safety to refuse a permit on his mere opinion that such refusal will prevent "riots, disturbances or disorderly assemblage". It can thus, as the record discloses, be made the instrument of arbitrary suppression of free expression of views on national affairs, for the prohibition of all speaking will undoubtedly "prevent" such eventualities.

Such refusals have prevented deportation in thousands of cases.

Such refusals to review a decision by the lower courts are common, of course.

Historically, most such refusals to vote involved nominations to the lower courts rather than the Supreme Court.

Federal laws provide no protection for such refusals, the administration said.

He cited statistics indicating that there were tens of thousand of such refusals in 48 states from January 2014 to September 2016.