Sentence examples for therefore refuse from inspiring English sources

The party may therefore refuse to entertain a rerun afterwards, even if that is its way to power.

"We therefore refuse to legitimise a wind-back of protections for nature by participating in the current stakeholder consultations any further".

Something really did go right or go well, then, for the Soviet Union, which we're in danger now of tidying away, like all episodes in history that point in a direction not taken and which therefore refuse to fit into the hindsighted narrative we make out of the past for our convenience.

The California state government, which also opposes Prop 8, took a different tack yesterday, advancing (among other arguments) in its own amicus brief the technical point that the defenders of Prop 8 do not have legal "standing" to argue their case, and that the court should therefore refuse to hear them.

One way in which they can fail is if private individuals are insufficiently enlightened or virtuous and therefore refuse to accept the restrictions on their own conduct which the collective interest requires.

The patterns emphasized that risks are associated with late childbirth, while, as previously stated, children born to much older women compete for limited resources, and these women also rely on previous experiences and therefore refuse to seek for expert help during childbirth (Babalola and Fatusi 2009; Onah et al. 2006; Wagle et al. 2004).

Topalov therefore refused for the moment.

Pope Constantine therefore refused to recognize the new emperor.

Many labeled the film "anti-Polish" and therefore refused to see it.

Israel is therefore refusing to recognise the new government or release its funds.

The whole, therefore, refuses to reduce and resolve at the level of plot, leaving some very tasty suspicions open.