Sentence examples for would simply refuse from inspiring English sources

Some would simply refuse to come to school.

He pointed out many company owners would simply refuse to share equity with their workers.

He dismissed the notion that Mr. Obama would simply refuse to go along with such blatantly extortion.

But in assuming that people would simply refuse to experience anything unfamiliar when they went to hear an orchestra play, the program was depressingly cynical.

A substantial minority of Tory MPs would simply refuse to accept the result and continue to wage guerrilla warfare from the backbenches.

But any government serious about changing corporate culture would simply refuse to countenance this behaviour, writing into the contracts that they must be held onshore.

Some days she would start screaming and simply refuse to go into the school building.

"Actors would just refuse".

The plan would be voluntary; a homeowner could simply refuse to participate, and presumably elect to rebuild, despite higher insurance rates that doing so would entail.

The whole adversarial process would be destroyed, Stevens argued, if either side could simply refuse to follow the basic rules of the Court.

Why else would they cite fabricated contractual restrictions as obstacles to transparency, rather than simply refuse in principle to practice it?