Sentence examples for whom refuse from inspiring English sources

The involvement of six neighbours, all of whom refuse to withdraw, could spread the conflict.

Whatever has been agreed, the CUF's leaders will find hard to sell it to their supporters, many of whom refuse to believe anything the CCM promises.

The titans of Wall Street, many of whom refuse to admit they were saved by the taxpayers, are laughing all the way to the bank.

"The expenditure transparency of local authorities far outstrips that of many NHS Trusts, some of whom refuse to disclose expenditure data at all," she said.

All this is less stressful to her than the task of feeding a handful of American children, half of whom always claim they are allergic to milk, all of whom refuse to eat the crusts of their bread.

Still, support for the bombings flows through the Web sites favored by those on the religious fringe and even among Islamic militants, some of whom refuse to condemn the attacks outright.

With four other Harlem boys, all of whom refused plea bargains, he was convicted of attacking the jogger and sent to prison.

Vendors, many of whom refused to talk on the record for fear of being retaliated against in the bidding process, said the accusations of fraud were overblown.

The Americans are also demanding joint patrols with Iraqi security officials -- many of whom refused to fight the insurgents -- and a general reconstruction of Iraqi security organizations.

There is much skepticism among United States forces about the effectiveness of Iraqi soldiers, many of whom refused to fight alongside Americans in Falluja.

The Pope offered Sicily first to Richard of Cornwall, then to Charles of Anjou, both of whom refused, and later to Henry III of England, who accepted for his son Edmund.