Sentence examples for would like to refrain from inspiring English sources
"I don't think there is a rule of that, so I would like to refrain from mentioning the name.
Harsh Neotia, chairman, Ambuja Realty I would like to refrain from speculating on what the two powerful women could talk about.
In line with this policy, I would like to refrain from giving a comment," Abe said in response to a question from an opposition lawmaker.
We would like to refrain from a more detailed discussion, however.
Therefore, we would like to refrain from making a distinction between processive and non-processive motions and refer to "rapid prophase movements" (RPMs) to specifically describe movements above the background level of diffusion and Brownian motion.
In this review I would like to refrain from discussing possible implications of the modeling results with respect to, e.g., chemotherapy, and focus my critique on the mathematical analysis of the system of three reaction-diffusion equations formulated in the manuscript.
"I conveyed my basic views on various issues to Mr. Trump, but with regard to more of the specifics or details, because [he] has not assumed the office as the president of the United States and today's discussion was an unofficial discussion, I'd like to refrain from touching on details," Abe said, adding that they had agreed to meet again to discuss bilateral issues in more detail.
As detectives searched the underground sewerage network in Praia da Luz, the McCanns wrote on Facebook: "We would like to ask people to refrain from spreading rumours and speculation based on inaccurate press reporting.
It implies that there is something that you would like to say, but you refrain from saying it because you fear what might happen to you if you do it.
A letter from an officer put up in a shop in King's Cross seen by ITV news reads: "I would like to ask that you refrain from selling eggs and flour to children under the age of 16 for the week prior to Halloween.
"I would like to ask all those who are making comments to refrain and wait until we find the truth," Dimbil told a reporter from KIRO-TV in Seattle.
