Sentence examples for yes refused from inspiring English sources

Leo Hindery Jr., the chairman of YES, refused to say what compromise he had offered to Cablevision, saying that he was bound by a confidentiality agreement requested by James L. Dolan, the president and chief executive of Cablevision.

James L. Dolan, the president of Cablevision, and Leo J. Hindery Jr., the chairman of YES, refused even to say whether YES would be carried as a basic channel or a premium offering.

And yes, Mr Obama refused to endorse Mrs Clinton's bad plan for a gas-tax holiday.

Lord Coe said it was "highly speculative" of Derbyshire to take that as a yes and refused to run through what his credentials for the job might be, adding "I've got some thinking to do and that's where it currently is".

Time Warner said that Cablevision "has demanded unprecedented rates for programming that continues to diminish in value," referring to the loss of the Yankees and the Nets to YES, and had refused to sign an extension allowing Time Warner to carry the channels while negotiations continued on a long-term deal.

"The only place in the metropolitan area where you won't get the YES Network is on Cablevision systems, since Cablevision has so far refused to carry YES," Leo Hindery, YES's chief executive, wrote.

George Osborne, Ed Balls and Danny Alexander have put aside their political differences and said that if Scotland votes yes, London will refuse to take part in the currency union sought by Alex Salmond.

And yes, when I refuse to speculate, I'm often asked if "I can just run it by my husband".

Participants were asked: "Have you ever traded sexual activity or favors for food, money, a place to sleep, drugs or other material goods?", with possible response choices of yes, no, or refuse.

If he/she says yes, but afterwards refuses, you know that one's a goner.

Cablevision refused to carry YES in 2002, citing the monthly subscriber fee of $2 as excessive.