Sentence examples for we ever refused from inspiring English sources

Steven Matthews, a spokesman for AmeriChoice, which was purchased by UnitedHealth Group last year for $530 million, said that "no care or service" for the Jankowski family "has ever been denied by AmeriChoice, nor have we ever refused them the opportunity to see the provider they wanted to see".

It is important to note that no one we interviewed suggested that they have ever refused care to a patient because of the amount of time involved in coordinating care from a referral originating outside of their primary institution.

I asked the governor if villagers ever refused to go to Kandahar City.

At the summit this view prevailed, although the Chinese, as ever, refused to commit themselves to such negotiations.

Mr. Kraus said the Mendez family defaulted on the rent and denied that his client had ever refused payments.

It is the only thing I've ever refused to drink.

Savich added: "It's a lie to suggest he has ever refused to play for FC Porto or taken some action.

Only forty-four medals have been awarded in nearly seventy years — including three for work closely related to the Poincaré conjecture — and no mathematician has ever refused the prize.

I wonder if any cast member has ever refused to deliver a Bean line on ideological grounds.

Asked by Cycle News if he ever refused a stunt, he said: "Yeah, some of them were too stupid to consider".

Washington is still wrangling over a way to avoid a government shutdown next week, while Republicans are already gearing up to refuse to raise the debt limit — something that no Congress under any other president has ever refused to do.