Examples of using Refuse to give in English and their translations into Swedish
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And I refuse to give up Femperial.
Will double charge you and then refuse to give you your money back!
I have been thinking a lot about how you refuse To give up Jacinta.
You want the one thing I refuse to give you.
Desire is powerful, but I refuse to give in to temptation. and God is testing me.
A national authority may refuse to give prior authorisation if it considers it can provide the patient with the necessary healthcare within a time limit which is medically justifiable.
In my view, nobody can refuse to give a population that wishes to express its opinion on the text the right to do so.
The competent authorities in the Member State concerned may refuse to give their assent only if there is reason to fear serious disturbances on the capital market of that State.
Allison Folmar fights for the rights of families who refuse to give their kids antipsychotic drugs.
The workers there, but we refuse to give them a chance because we allow our"empty" arguments,
He will refuse to give communion to crime bosses
Details about this operations manual you had Richter hide away. I'm aware that you refuse to give the CIA.
Some refuse to give up and hold on to the bitter end, while others can't take it anymore
the board of directors would, firstly, refuse to give discharge to the management.
She will not stop until I'm dead, and I refuse to give her that satisfaction.
You refuse any protests and any real debate- you refuse to give the floor to the Member States' parliaments
Question: During truth-clarification, some people ask,"Why would Dafa disciples bear so much torture and refuse to give in?
Because sometimes, it seems, they refuse to give it back. But that's a dangerous game to play.
the thing I refuse to give up on.
I brought you here because i wanted him to meet people who refuse to give up, people who have the courage to voice their dissent.