Examples of using Refused to allow in English and their translations into Swedish
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I refused to allow the small quiet moments of my life to be invaded by these devices of distraction.
but the soldiers refused to allow him to pass the checkpoint,
This is the story of how Khalid refused to allow them to push him back into the closet and pursued his vision
The IAAF refused to allow the informant to WADA Stepanova's participation in the world Cup.
He failed to provide a compelling alibi, and then refused to allow the police to search his home.
We were unable to do this because representatives of the Cuban Government refused to allow Mr Farinas to come to the European Parliament.
He voluntarily withdrew completely from musical life in Germany during the Nazi era, while remaining in Germany, and refused to allow his works to be played there.
Shapiro's parents had relocated their entire family to Mexico and refused to allow her to testify at Alcala's trial.
including that which King James refused to allow to be written. It will be written.
However, 2007 was also the year that saw the cancellation of a legal seminar to prepare for the human rights dialogue because the Chinese authorities refused to allow two particular NGOs to participate- one of them the well-known organisation represented by human rights campaigner Sharon Hom.
including that which King James refused to allow to be written. It will be written.
The Committee of the Regions having repeatedly refused to allow it, the Committee on Budgetary Control was finally allowed to read this report,
Almost half(46%) of all internet users refused to allow the use of personal information for advertising
because the Federal Reserve refused to allow any audits or supervision of it's printing presses.
Respected Generalissimo Kim Il-sung, refused to allow the landowners and the Japanese to enjoy their time out on their boat,
The airline Wizzair refused to allow the dog on board,
was forced to land in Istanbul because the Greek authorities refused to allow it to cross Greek airspace.
this Parliament refused to allow private companies to have access to the data,
so it is legitimate to ask why a country such as Switzerland, on seven occasions, refused to allow military aircraft to overfly its territory,