He was normally affable but was subject to spells of unaccountable surliness during which he would refuse to answer when spoken to.
And there is no longer a scenario, under any President, or any Administration, in which I would refuse to do that.
Many patients check out the Internet before they go to their doctors, deciding sometimes what they think their condition is or what drugs they need or which they would refuse to take.
This summer, he announced an anti-harassment policy, under which he would refuse to attend – as a fan or a guest of honor – any convention that did not take clear steps to shut down the harassment of guests: I want my friends and fans to be able to come to a convention and feel assured that the convention is making the effort to be a safe place for them.
First, there is a lot of produce which I would refuse to give because it is not consumable.
It would be to abdicate human intelligence, which would thus refuse to think and to seek a solution for its problems". Note that in this quotation the word "finality" is a philosophical term synonymous with final cause, purpose or design.
If they don't comply, nothing much happens, but it would be very easy to add a line to the Licensing Act, which would make refusing to comply with equality legislation a ground for refusing a licence.
Despite the letter's confrontational tone, the central committee warned pilots to think carefully before adopting tactics such as coordinating mass sick days or "work to rule", which would involve refusing to carry out non-contractual tasks such as turning up early to ensure punctuality.
Agar argues that this multinational interaction may, after the high-tech horror, have helped recover some of the reputation of science amongst the population, and repair a fractured scientific community in which French scientists would refuse to attend conferences with German colleagues.
Any material which the BBFC would refuse to give a classification to must not be shown on online video-on-demand services at all.
