Sentence examples for will rebuff from inspiring English sources

But it seems likely Mr. Jobs will rebuff the offer.

We have a hunch that President Bartlet will rebuff the Republican deal-makers and carry through on reform.

But the French champions say they will rebuff any offer from the Gunners or any other club.

The  Los Angeles Unified School District says it will rebuff any federal request for students' immigration status.

We can point and laugh because eventually someone higher up on the production-value food chain will rebuff this sloganeering with their own moderately more popular sloganeering and everything will go back to normal, because this is how politics works in Canada now.

You will rebuff the attempts by not responding to them.

"The political behavior of the United States has created a situation where the new authorities may want to look more to Russia than to the United States, and it will strengthen their political will to rebuff the United States," said Bakyt Beshimov, an opposition leader who fled Kyrgyzstan last August in fear for his life.

The vast majority of bands today will automatically rebuff any discussion about politics with the line "I don't know enough to comment" – is that a consequence of you pushing Britpop into bed with Tony Blair (3)?

The attack on environmental regulation will be rebuffed, but the cost will be high and our ability to respond to new threats will be reduced by our effort to maintain the level of environmental protection that is now in place.

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

Political analysts say Beijing will keep rebuffing Mr. Chen unless his party gains a majority.