Examples of using A refusal in English and their translations into Danish
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Such a refusal by officials in Brussels will mean that they are acting not for the common good but in the interest of a select number of capital groups and car corporations.
There is a refusal- albeit heavily masked- to take on board the fact that life is so short that all too soon the finality of death will be upon us.
A refusal to liberalise visas for Bosnia and Herzegovina would ghettoise the Muslims,
A refusal by the Member States concerned to comply with a request for extradition made by the State where the offence was committed, or.
A refusal to interline also hinders the maintenance
The case in question concerned a refusal to hire a woman because she was pregnant.
A refusal to submit is recorded by the Commission's inspectors in a minute,
In 1993 the Commission applied those principles to a refusal to allow a competitor access to the Port of Rødby in order to operate on the Rødby-Puttgarden route.
There is a refusal to see that the more federal Europe is becoming,
Finally, a refusal means that the institution must not establish new degree programmes
Even when it's staring you in the face. A refusal to see any kind of light and joy.
Failure to do so will result in a refusal of a visa under INA 214b.
A refusal, or ineligibility, under section 214(b)
I do not want to work- it's a refusal to change something, instead of reconsidering my interests and opportunities.
As a refusal to view phenomena binarily,
Such a refusal may happen if the customer has been found to violate the rules of Hockey Arena.
A refusal to call or meet face to face might indicate more than extreme shyness.
The students will create a chart storyboard depicting both a refusal and a"give in" to the same pressure.
This may be a refusal to take him home from the hospital,
It is in your power to provoke a refusal, but only in a relaxed manner,