Sentence examples for terms of a refusal from inspiring English sources

SE commonly understood in terms of a refusal SE, that is, one's ability to refuse to drink in a tempting situation [ 34] plays a role when predicting the use of alcohol [ 10], tobacco [ 35], and marijuana [ 36].

But his former colleagues in the Administration should not suppose that his potential invocation of the Fifth magically extends to their offices, in terms of a refusal to, for example, produce documents that Congress or investigators might require.

The Democrats believe America is falling behind in economic terms because of a refusal to invest in the infrastructure - and it really is crumbling; in some places it feels more like the developing world than Europe.

He was thrown out of various private schools, was sent to the military academy that also disciplined JD Salinger, and lasted three terms at college, more because of a refusal to do what bored him than any lack of aptitude or industry; he was writing, especially poetry, but some plays.

There has been a lot of long-term neglect and a refusal to act upon the plight of the IDPs and this is why starvation is occurring in most of the camps," he said.

In terms of refusal rates surveys 1 and 3 performed best with refusals of 10.7% and 8% respectively, compared with study 2 at 18.6%.

The CT also allows segmenting the population in terms of the condom refusal.

9, 10 Racial differences also exist in terms of patient treatment refusal rates, 11 and appropriateness and timeliness of care among Medicare beneficiaries.

But in an announcement made shortly before the deal with Acer, Gateway gave notice that it intended to "exercise its right of first refusal" to buy Packard Bell's parent company under the terms of an agreement with its owner.

Addition analyses taking the reduction of one ICU bed into account did not change the outcome in terms of refusals.

Young served two terms of imprisonment, for his refusal to accept first military and then industrial conscription.