Examples of using This refusal in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Why this refusal?
What were the consequences of this refusal?
This refusal to blink first.
Our monologue opens and closes with this refusal to settle for resignation.
This refusal left a deep wound in the soul of the young priest.
The effort he invested in this refusal made him sweat, especially in his armpits.
This refusal also falls within the ambit of the bank's business decisions.
The Seller cannot be held liable for any damages orcosts incurred following this refusal or freezing of an order.
They often base this refusal on something the injured person has not done.
The Defense Minister at the time, Moshe Dayan,absolutely refused, but this refusal did not deter her from her original intent.
This refusal forms the widespread basis for corrupt political life in the Arab world.
Times called it obnoxious. This refusal of mayer Snyder to agree to debate his challenger.
This refusal is also based on the continued denial of any historic Jewish connection to the land.
The repeated harassment ofPalestinian artists is a further manifestation of this refusal to accept Palestinian society as Palestinian, and the refusal to allow this society to tell its own stories, to organize its own religious affairs, welfare and education, and to develop its own language, values and culture.
It is this refusal to recognize the nation-state of the Jewish people in any borders which was and is the root of the conflict.
Though this refusal to identify themselves was done for protection purposes, it may have had the opposite effect.
This refusal was mostly spread among the elderly, be they men or women, who said they“didn't want to be ruled by a woman.”.
After this refusal they started from Tirana to finance the leaders of the Islamic religious community in Tetovo and madrassa in the village of Kondovo.
This refusal to comply to the law has now forced closure of the central banks which is now affecting the entire world banking systems.
This refusal led you into two decades of unnecessary wars, government-contrived terrorism and a general series of continued corruption and misguided violence.
This refusal was seen as a contemptible betrayal- which had repercussions far beyond the expected consequence of one ally refusing to honor its commitments to another.
This refusal can well not be received by the customer, however the employee must perceive that this moment can be of encantamento, without the necessity to satisfy it.
This refusal demonstrates the brutality and dishonesty of Israel, an abnormal nation of aliens who not only forced innocent people into exile but also stole their property.
This refusal, which is unjustified[both] legally and morally, gives Pyongyang reason to doubt the results of the international team's investigation, which is inclined toward South Korea….
This refusal to acknowledge an uncomfortable truth is reminiscent of the study commissioned a few years ago by the secular Jewish establishment to study the problem of assimilation.
This refusal, which required a great deal of courage, and the publication of the“forbidden” book, derived, in the opinion of many reviewers, from Pasternak's opinion that the perception of reality described in his book was essential to the public just as it was essential to the author.
Today it is difficult to comprehend this refusal and understand how there were such differences in face of the Nazi threat which did not differentiate between various Jewish schools of thought, yet in the Warsaw Ghetto, even prior to the shipments, life was conducted, both politically and with the youth groups, as it had been before the war.
This refusal to identify either the culprits or their victims by their proper names- a refusal typical also of the Obama administration- has perversely combined with the swift posting of police and military guards at Jewish institutions to make Jews feel that at best they have become“protected citizens” in their own country, reinforcing the idea that they are no longer at home in France but are rather a new kind of dhimmi.
Member of Parliament Olivia Chow calls this high refusal rate“cruel and arbitrary”.