Examples of using Refuse to accept in English and their translations into Polish
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where the Jews refuse to accept the call to learn the wisdom of Christ Luke 14.
Many of you have probably noted that most binary options brokers refuse to accept clients from the American market as they do not wish to be taxed by the U.S. authorities.
then we shouldn't be proud and refuse to accept invitations or gifts.
And you refuse to accept the existence of the one true God! You float into Daneland and back again, you tell half-truths, keep secrets!
He commands all living beings who refuse to accept his destiny.
When the monks refuse to accept military protection,
Refuse to accept the shipment, complete a report witnessed by the Courier and/or immediately contact the Taranko e-shop.
the Shiites refuse to accept the historical facts,to the prophet only his direct blood relations and descendants in the line of his daughter Fatima, the wife of Ali.">
be advised by the transmitting agency to which he or she forwards the document for transmission that the addressee may refuse to accept it if it is not in one of the languages provided for in Article 8.
The receiving agency should inform the addressee in writing using a standard form that he or she may refuse to accept the document to be served at the time of service
There are those on your earth plane who simply refuse to accept that certain conditions will allow displays from gathered molecules that are NOT formed by any weather condition….
Direct may refuse to accept or may cancel any order,
Even thousands of years later one drop of YAHUSHUA's Saving Blood covers the world, yet you refuse to accept the gift I gave as your Blood Sacrifice, greater than any animal blood sacrifice.
The receiving agency should inform the addressee in writing using a standard form that he or she may refuse to accept the document to be served at the time of service
of Regulation No 1348/2000 must be interpreted as meaning that the addressee may refuse to accept the document to be served where the relevant annexes are in a language other than that of the Member State addressed or.
otherwise objectionable, we may refuse to accept or we may remove any Content from the Service, without any liability to you
it is appropriate in the interest of a uniform application of the Regulation in all Member States to introduce a common time limit of one week within which the addressee can refuse to accept the document by returning it.
The receiving agency shall inform the addressee, using the standard form in Annex II that he or she may refuse to accept the document to be served at the time of service
A sworn translator can refuse to accept a translation in exceptional cases,