Sentence examples for systematically refuses from inspiring English sources

The New York Times has not been able to appoint new China correspondents because the government systematically refuses to give them visas.

Expressing grudging admiration for aspects of Peter Sellars's Mozart productions, he notes that "opera will be theater again when it systematically refuses to imitate itself".

"It is a company that systematically refuses to be reviewed and additionally is highly litigious when it comes to the sanctions imposed on them".

In treating the doctrinal points of belief, (as in his Sermon upon the Trinity,) Swift systematically refuses to quit the high and pre-eminent ground which the defender of Christianity is entitled to occupy, or to submit to the test of human reason, mysteries which are placed, by their very nature, far beyond our finite capacities.

Who systematically refuses home-based HIV testing?

"ConAgra Foods systematically refused to verify confirmation requests that were inaccurate," the company said.

In all but a few cases, they systematically refuse offers to have their application for asylum considered in Fance.

"Nothing would be more normal than to systematically refuse access to residency permits to the person wearing the veil and to her husband," he said.

They reimbursed her, of course, but also often offered extra compensation and invited her in for coffee (sometimes champagne), which she systematically refused.

Pierre-Henry Brandet, the Interior Ministry's spokesman, said that while the objective was clearly to control legal immigration, it was not to systematically refuse work permits to foreigners.

An e-mail message sent by Lesbians for Liberty read: "Are you tired of the W.N.B.A. and the New York Liberty denying that lesbians are packing Madison Square Garden week after week for women's basketball games?" The group contends that Liberty management has systematically refused to acknowledge the lesbians that are in the crowd.