Sentence examples for will be rebuffed from inspiring English sources

Their application to the UN's Security Council, pencilled in for September 23rd, will be rebuffed by an American veto.

Obama would present a plan to Congress and not assume, as is widely predicted, that it will be rebuffed.

Those who try to enter Canada at official ports of entry will be rebuffed by border control and often arrested in the U.S.

The honest citizen's instinct to hand in valuables at their nearest police station will be rebuffed under a decision that will save £1.5 million a year.

Valizadeh, who recently featured in a BBC documentary with Reggie Yates where he discussed his tactics for exploiting women, has suggested that protestors against the UK events will be rebuffed with force.

The Chinese leadership does not want to make specific demands that will be rebuffed by Japan and thus provide an excuse for a fresh round of protests.A problem called North KoreaNor is it likely that China will allow its frosty relationship with Japan to affect its handling of North Korea.

Sure, sometimes you'll be rebuffed, you'll get referrals to human resources, and sometimes you won't get past an assistant.

She goes into all situations assuming she'll be rebuffed, and I'm glad Javi wants to buff her (or whatever the correct antonym is).

Many versions of it happened to me when I was younger, sometimes involving death threats and often involving torrents of obscenities: a man approaches a woman with both desire and the furious expectation that the desire will likely be rebuffed.

On Thursday he joins BBC's Question Time, an appearance that has already caused controversy – will his views be rebuffed, or will he flourish in the media spotlight?

He didn't have to make common cause with the most execrable elements of the American political class; especially not when it is clear as day that his efforts have been and will continue to be rebuffed.