Sentence examples for widely refused from inspiring English sources

As a result of the Kneitals' claims, the Gardnerian community in the Northeastern United States widely refused to accept the Brooklyn Heights coven as legitimate, and Siero decided to take up the Kneitals' offer for re-initiation; as a result, she disowned the initiations of Buczynski and Slater which she had carried out.

Even after it became clear that OxyContin was being widely abused, Purdue refused to concede that it posed risks.

The boxer was widely hated after he refused to be drafted.

While some editorial staff at the Southern Weekly were widely reported to have refused to work since Sunday, some sources in the parent Southern Media Group say the paper may still be published on Thursday, with editors from sister publications possibly brought in to shepherd the paper into newsstands should staffers refuse to work.

Mr Kabila has been widely criticised for refusing to talk to the rebels.

Jeremy Corbyn has promised to "take a full part" in future events that he attends in his official role as Leader of the Opposition after he was widely condemned for refusing to sing the national anthem at a memorial event yesterday.

Mr. Ayling, who was ousted from his post on March 10, is widely remembered for refusing to negotiate during a cabin crew strike in 1997 that cost the airline $200 million.

The European Central Bank, which has been widely criticized for refusing to directly support struggling euro zone governments, on Dec. 8 did announce a major new initiative to help banks, longer-term refinancing operations, saying it would provide unlimited three-year credit on easy terms against a wide range of collateral.

He said he was speaking in the dual capacity of a private equities executive and the son of Arthur Levitt Sr., who was widely admired for refusing to use the New York State pension fund to bail out New York City during its fiscal crisis in the 1970s.

The announcement comes a week after Hammond was widely criticised for refusing to fly the flag over the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) and forbidding British embassies abroad from flying the flag, saying it was a "longstanding policy" to fly only the union jack, national flags and the flags of overseas territories.

Broad was widely criticised for refusing to walk after edging Ashton Agar to slip via Brad Haddin's gloves.