用refuse造句子，“refuse”造句

People trust me, so I can’t refuse them.

Departments not only refuse to divulge information to the public, But also to each other.

I refuse to act under compulsion, ie because I am forced to.

It was wrapped in newspaper bound with green plastic clothesline, and my father's first instinct was to politely refuse it.

And on the other hand we call people who refuse or neglect to make adjustments sad, frustrated or confused.

There was something deferential, even slightly servile, in Langdon's tone, as if he feared that Washington might renege on his promise and refuse to take the job.

He added: "I refuse to accept this mealy-mouthed apology. I want a front page retraction - due prominence - in next week's Sunday Times."

There are days when she would be right in the center of a group of friends laughing and having fun. However, there are also days when she will retreat into her shell and refuse to socialize.

"The workers put in a demand for higher wages. The boss says: 'If you want higher wages, you'd better go and work somewhere else. I can easily get someone to replace you.' But the workers refuse to go and insist on their demand for higher wages ....

They said I cannot refuse any customers.

He added: "I refuse to accept this mealy-mouthed apology."

If you refuse to pay, you are really in for a shock.

Much of our refuse could actually be put to good use, if the efficient garbage treatment systems were available.

We make this mistake when we refuse to see the needs for intimacy even in the most debilitated elderly.

And he originally did not seek to invest equity in part thinking that Banks would refuse the money for fear of looking weak.

Mr Baucus vehemently denied his plan did any such thing, but his critics consider the proposed fine for those who refuse to buy insurance to be just such a tax.

I refuse to believe them.

The percolate treatment of urban landfill of refuse is a very important problem of working management of landfill of refuse.

But Syrian courts refuse to interfere in matters of "national security".

Take charge of your workload, play to your strengths, and make it hard for someone to refuse your overtures of help.

Often, she would refuse to speak for a week or more, and when at last she spoke it would only be to scream yet more abuse or swear again her intention to leave him.

I refuse to honour your bill.

Do they belong deep in your heart when you refuse to admit them or express them?

Many of the buildings involved in such cases are labeled "illegal", and those who refuse to relocate are called " nail households ".

All waste materials, excluding river and pond sediment, shall be segregated into categories covering: excavated material or construction waste suitable for reuse on-site, reclamation or fill, construction waste for disposal at public dump or landfill, chemical waste, and general refuse.

Because they know that by tradition no Sicilian can refuse a request on his daughter's wedding day.

The ultimate victim may be the environment, already overrun with enough trash in places to threaten people's health, now further burdened with refuse that until recently would have been recycled.

Dry refuse includes anything that is dry like kitchen refuse, waste paper or waste materials from schools, offices, factories and other buildings, and dead plants and animals, or parts of them.

He dumped all the refuse into the garbage can.

Recipients should work between five and ten hours a week, he said, helping with the elderly, school outings and so on. Those who refuse should have their benefits cut.

My immediate gut feeling was to refuse.