Examples of using Refusals in English and their translations into Romanian
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Following refusals from Spain, Portugal,
Slovenia informed the Commission that it does not make formal refusals: instead,
This applies to refusals to supply or offers subject to inferior conditions when they cannot be justified on objective grounds.
too angry with Julian's refusals, and they would gone to the police.
Too often unjustified refusals or restrictions of reservations
we have already mentioned the fairly high percentage of refusals to repay the loan.
The military campaign was severely hampered by Elizabeth's repeated refusals to send promised funds for her starving soldiers.
From 2009 to 2011, twelve Member States13 recorded a rise in the number of entry refusals.
so any juvenile claws should be suppressed by any liberties and refusals to obey.
whereas it had been the grounds for 4,6% of refusals in 2006.
Many disabled and reduced mobility air travellers still face problems of unjustified refusals, and other unfair demands when attempting to travel.
The reductions, refusals, withdrawals and penalties referred to in the first subparagraph shall be applied in accordance with Article 6 of this Regulation without prejudice to additional penalties pursuant to other provisions of Union
Appeals against such refusals may be made to the competent authorities in the Member State concerned,
Food refusals, for the most part, were generated by the legal situations of the persons deprived of liberty(prolonging the period of detention,
totalling 29.54% of refusals(against a total of 17.4% in 2007).
With fluctuating numbers of refusals of entry and irregular stays,
(b) statistics generated by the VIS in accordance with Article 45a indicating abnormal rates of refusals of visa applications due to an irregular migration or security risk associated with an applicant;
Following Soviet refusals to participate in a German rebuilding effort set forth by western European countries in 1948,
(b) statistics generated by the VIS in accordance with Article 45a indicating abnormal rates of refusals of visa applications due to an irregular migration, security
Refusals to provide abortion care by medical professionals on grounds of conscience have become a serious barrier in countries in Europe where authorities have failed to regulate this sector