Sentence examples for was even refused from inspiring English sources

During the military campaign against James's supporters in Ireland, George accompanied the Williamite troops at his own expense, but was excluded from command, and was even refused permission to travel in his brother-in-law's coach.

He's even refused to take off the emergency room bracelet he received when he arrived at the hospital.

Refugees are perceived by general practitioners (GPs) to have multiple needs that are difficult to fulfil and as a result some are even refused registration [ 6, 7].

As some actresses also begin to rebel against the pressure to field questions about their dresses on the red carpet and are even refusing to wear high heels at Cannes, maybe things are beginning to change.

The government is even refusing to give Congress the results of a survey taken after the 2000 census to calculate how many people were either missed or double-counted by the census takers -- data that has nothing to do with national security, law enforcement, confidential communications or any other normal grounds for keeping data from Congress.

How can we trust the other ones now?" Some Iranians were even refusing go outdoors, saying they were tired of the government's habit of counting huge numbers of people taking part in the polls -- regardless of how they voted -- as a seal of approval for the Islamic system.

There was already a sense that the plan would not be enough to break the log jam in the credit markets, where banks are even refusing to lend to each other.

There was already a sense before Monday's vote that the plan would not be enough to break the log jam in the credit markets, where banks are even refusing to lend to each other.

are even refusing to let nominees whom they previously endorsed advance.

These Southern governors are even refusing federal help to continue unemployment benefits for tens of thousands of people who have recently lost their jobs.

In the webinar he was even adamant about refusing to even interact with any data or analyses that in any way demonstrated that his simplistic assertions were wrong.