Sentence examples for we refuse to extend from inspiring English sources

Coming here is a privilege that we refuse to extend to those who seek to subvert our shared values".

Merkel said: "We refuse to extend our hand to those who reject the Lisbon treaty... and who at the same time speak of enlargement".

"Coming to the UK is a privilege and one that we refuse to extend to those who seek to subvert the shared values of our society.

Because personal assistants in Illinois were partial rather than full-fledged public employees and because Abood was arguably flawed, "we refuse to extend Abood to the new situation now before us," the court declared.

Or by what logic do we haul a Milosevic before a world court whose authority we then refuse to extend to Americans?

"We are being told: if you do not agree to the resolution under Chapter 7 of the U.N. Charter, then we shall refuse to extend the mandate of the monitoring mission in this country".

That perception, combined with the general unpopularity of the war, led Congress to refuse to extend the draft law in 1973.

As essential first step is for the president and Congress to refuse to extend the Bush-era tax cuts when they expire at the end of this year.

Much has been said about why the Palestinians refuse to extend Israel such recognition — certainly at this stage of the negotiations.

If that is the case, how is it then that so many New Yorkers refuse to extend the same consideration to the four officers in the Diallo shooting?

But markets have already been spooked by Republican threats to refuse to extend the debt limit if they do not extract concessions on healthcare reform.