Examples of using To refuse in English and their translations into Czech
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To refuse food.
They learned to refuse.
To… to refuse my services?
They learned to refuse.
To refuse my offer is to die.
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There's nothing to refuse.
And a fool to refuse our protection.
So when I was 14, I started to refuse.
You tell Corwin to refuse his signals.
To refuse offer would be considered insult.
They have the right to refuse care.
To refuse would be treason, and your own death.
The Council wanted to refuse us this.
And neither do you, sir. They don't have the authority to refuse.
So I'm going to refuse the application.
Do you really think it's wise to refuse them?
It must be exhausting to refuse giving people a job all day.
To refuse work is to put the entire system in danger.
You persuaded her to refuse him.
To refuse that offering is no less than to turn against the Master.
I have never been able to refuse you anything.
I think to refuse such a creation might cause a diplomatic incident.
Are you just going to refuse to speak to me?
That is to refuse a social Europe, to refuse the common policy for the workers.
He wasn't in his right mind to refuse anything.
Have the right to refuse entry to AquaCity Poprad to unwanted persons.
Around that time, I started to refuse to go to church.
We reserve the right to refuse service and/or suspend or terminate Accounts without prior notice if these Terms are violated or if we decide, in our sole discretion, that it would be in Coty's best interests to do so.
Because I would hate to refuse you twice. Good.
He will have no choice but to cancel the wedding Once theKing realizes that on the eve of the union of our two families, Catalonia had the audacity to refuse us troops, and reconsider Edward.