Examples of using Refusing to take in English and their translations into Russian
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The action the program is proposing or refusing to take.
You realize your refusing to take a polygraph makes you look highly suspicious.
And now, one of your idiot pilots is acting like a child… and refusing to take her pills.
Refusing to take part in discussions or actions that marginalize vulnerable individuals or groups.
Miss Horne was a very bad girl, refusing to take her medicine!
Refusing to take cover or be evacuated, he returned to his forward position and continued to direct the company's fire.
I can't get them to discharge you if you keep coughing, screaming,and… refusing to take your meds.
For refusing to take the cup from the hands of Peter, and drink the wine stored in oak barrels of 50 liters, the offender could be badly hit.
Alex distances himself emotionally from many of the Runaways, even refusing to take a codename or bond with the rest of the team.
Thus sellers have argued that an increase in the cost of performing the contract should excuse them from damages for failing to deliver the goods, andbuyers have asserted that a decrease in the value of the goods being sold should exempt them from damages for refusing to take delivery of and pay for the goods.
What had happened to the medical students who had been arrested for refusing to take part in the application of that form of punishment?
In that regard, the view of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression is instructive: that the development of criteria for censorship measures should never be delegated to private entities; andthat intermediaries should not be held liable for refusing to take action that infringes individuals' human rights.
Additionally, member states refusing to take on relocated migrants would have to pay €250,000 for each rejected migrant.
The judges held that the buyer had notcommitted a fundamental breach, as defined in article 25 CISG, by refusing to take delivery of the goods in late August.
They were reportedly targeted for refusing to take part in forced community labour imposed by FDLR leaders in the area.
But we are living in a time of fear andtimidity in the face of the freedom of conscience, refusing to take upon ourselves the burden of freedom, the burden of responsibility.
The strike of the convicted persons in 1998 included refusing to take the food and refusing to perform the working duties, and the requests of the strikers were: partial amnesty for all convicted persons.
The Arbitration Tribunal noted that although the buyer had given reason for refusing to take the third delivery, according to the CISG, its argument was unacceptable.
In claiming that the goods had serious quality problems and refusing to take delivery and make payment, without providing any evidence confirming the quality problems, the buyer had clearly violated both the provisions of the CISG, and the contract.
Eight years later, Barry has become a violent patient in a mental institution, refusing to take his medication and insisting that the aliens are coming back for him.
We will not permit retaliation of any kind against any individual for refusing to take part in bribery and corruption, for raising a concern or suspicion or for reporting wrongdoing in good faith.
But he refused to take his meds.
Laura refuses to take her pills.
Maria Markham refused to take the booking.
Since Richmond refuses to take action, we must.
The buyer also refused to take delivery of the third instalment.
The Office refused to take action.
Azerbaijan refused to take an aircraft flying en route Krasnoyarsk, Russia- Baku, Azerbaijan.
SBU employees refused to take people and postponed everything.
Some higher angels refused to take sides, but the lower angels joined Gabriel.