Примери коришћења Had refused на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The other three had refused to go.
He had refused for the very same.
She wished he had refused.
They had refused to accept the rules.
He hadn't been able to believe that she had refused.
But, she had refused his love.
Because of a large debt owed to him by Benson,David had refused to return the material.
The Swiss had refused to extradite him.
A defiant Kurti told supporters that he did not recognise the validity of the court proceedings and had refused to appear in court repeatedly.
The ministry had refused to register.
He had refused to provide information about the names of donors.
Wheeler said FBI had refused to accept offer.
Saul had refused to accept God's judgment about the kingdom being taken away from him.
However, Ukrainian authorities had refused all such requests.
Pakistan had refused to participate in the Scheme.
The Bulgarian, Antiochian, and Georgian Churches had refused to participate in the Council.
But they had refused to take advantage of that.
He had been informed of the conspiracy within the army as early as September butfor unknown reasons had refused to arrest the officers involved.
Israel had refused to apologise over the incident.
At Megalopolis in 331 BC,Alexander's regent Antipater defeated the Spartans, who had refused to join the Corinthian League or recognise Macedonian supremacy.
Mr. Ostrovsky had refused to make Mr. Denko a partner in his diamond importing business.
When Archbishop John had first come to San Francisco at the end of 1962,the existing parish council had refused to let him see its financial records.
Sources said he had refused to answer prosecutors' questions.
By the time Seeger submitted his form, in the late nineteen-fifties, thousands of conscientious objectors in the U.S. had refused to fight in the two World Wars.
The 3 governments had refused to release the secret agreement to the people.
After yet another conflict with the US, Pakistan had just closed its territoryto any NATO convoys, while Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan had refused to let them through.
And yet the warden had refused to acknowledge the legitimacy of the escape.
He had refused to enter the state's witness protection programme and therefore had no police protection.
As soon as Morales stepped down,the police, who had refused to serve his government, ordered his arrest and vandals ransacked his house.
Stanley had refused to sign the contract-after Delacorte had set the book in type and taken an impressive two-page advertisement in Publisher's Weekly.