Refuse to pay for an overpriced drink when you're thirsty?
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Those who refuse to pay up face an uncertain future.
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But those who refuse to pay can expect no mercy.
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Or refuse to pay a ransom he can easily afford?
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One man suggested civil disobedience: refuse to pay property taxes.
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If those people refuse to pay up, then they forfeit their property.
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The couple refuse to pay taxes that support war and military efforts.
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Here are five things you should refuse to pay full price for.
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"I absolutely refuse to pay these gentrified, inflated prices," said one speaker.
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Children under 20 have coverage, but most insurers refuse to pay for adults.
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But shareholders have no comparable right to refuse to pay for corporate political speech.
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It's possible to refuse to pay attention to such things, but it's moderately irresponsible.
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They also refuse to pay for some new drugs when there is a reasonable alternative.
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Bringing back the global gag rule does more than just refuse to pay for abortions.
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And insurers sometimes refuse to pay for care that isn't couched in a binary narrative.
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Britain and Canada, like the US, refuse to pay ransoms to kidnappers holding their citizens.
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But Japan's government, which deems the rulings "unacceptable", is pressing the companies to refuse to pay.
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After seeing this tweet my parents cut me off and refuse to pay my university tuition.
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Tanesco's arrears do not mean that SonGas can refuse to pay for the gas it buys.
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Rent strikes are when tenants refuse to pay rent to the landlord until their demands are met.
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No ACA plan can refuse to pay for essential benefits for any condition present before coverage started.
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If its rivals refuse to pay up, it can withhold the content entirely, diminishing them as competitors.
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The fact that we have companies that use bankruptcy loopholes to refuse to pay coal miners their pensions.
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I still live at home, and I refuse to pay the exorbitant rent prices in the Bay Area.
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I refuse to pay for this convenience and thanks to various rewards credit cards, I don't have to.
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Despite that sentiment, 37 percent said they would refuse to pay more for U.S.-made goods versus imports.
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Far too many people are hurting because elected officeholders refuse to pay attention and come up with remedies.
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Some simply refuse to pay if a drug is considered too expensive relative to the benefits it delivers.
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Those who refuse to pay may face a range of consequences, including civil enforcement actions or criminal cases.
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Facebook and Google flatly refuse to pay for news even though they license many other types of content.
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Heroin overdoses have tripled in the past fifteen years, but some insurance plans simply refuse to pay for rehab.
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To make matters worse, their insurers may refuse to pay up for damage the hackers do to their business.
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Many of those who refuse to pay fares simply do so because it is too easy to do, period.
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I refuse to pay $17 to go downtown so I go with Lyft Line, which is still higher than normal.
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Many people refuse to pay because they don't watch NHK, often out of distaste for its pandering to the government.
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When he returns, his fee now owed, some sense a trick, some sense a lie, & some refuse to pay him.
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Hackers who deploy Maze take the strategy even further by posting online the names of companies that refuse to pay.
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Not because New Yorkers refuse to pay more than a $1 a taco unless the guacamole is made table-side.
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Lola Fae: If the doctor makes you feel shame in any way, walk out and refuse to pay that mother fluffer.
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I should confront her and refuse to pay, but I don't want to sit there any longer to get a redo.
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Many sovereign citizens refuse to pay taxes and believe they have the right to pick and choose which laws to obey.
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That's why only a handful of ranchers — Cliven Bundy being the best-known culprit — refuse to pay what most others do.
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But, with the advent of E.M.R.s, insurers often refuse to pay for these tests if there's not already a clear diagnosis.
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Mr. Thaler established that people's behavior consistently defies economic theory — they refuse to pay more for umbrellas during rainstorms, for example.
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I refuse to pay $63 for another 1 GB, so I resign myself to painfully throttled speeds for the next week.
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Seattle's rich should engage in upper-class "civil disobedience" and refuse to pay their city taxes, Washington state's Republican leaders said.
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Consumers these days would be willing to pay up for Netflix, Costco and Amazon Prime memberships, but refuse to pay retail prices.
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One came back with the Libratone Q Adapt, which are Made for Google certified but cost $149, which I refuse to pay.
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It takes two hours because — and I kid you not — two customers refuse to pay and start getting physical with the owners.
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He's still out $5,332 ... and is now suing them to get the money because he says they refuse to pay it back.
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Cramer suspects that investors refuse to pay up for it because they don't think the business model is sustainable based on ad spending.
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He would agree to a price for some service, then direct us to backtrack and refuse to pay unless they lowered the price.
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It also is demanding royalties on spare parts it designed, and threatening to withhold permission to make them if suppliers refuse to pay.
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Those who refuse to pay kickbacks were viewed as disloyal and targeted and systematically attacked by the government, just as I have been.
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And most American institutes refuse to pay education agents—consultants who help youngsters, particularly in Asia, to choose institutions and apply to them.
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Enforcing the Weldon Amendment to stop states from unlawfully discriminating against health care entities that refuse to pay for or cover abortions. 2.
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If the landlord bills you for a higher rent and you refuse to pay, he could take you to housing court for nonpayment.
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Those insurers refuse to pay for many anti-rejection drugs, on the grounds that they have not been approved for certain transplant patients.
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"If they refuse to pay, there will be no agreement," a senior official handling Brexit for one EU member state government told Reuters.
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The third thing he did was refuse to pay them, and then basically everyone else, because he didn't have enough money to do so.
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TRUMP SAYS NEXT UK PRIME MINISTER SHOULD REFUSE TO PAY BREXIT DIVORCE BILL AND WALK AWAY IF BRUSSELS DOES NOT BOW TO BRITAIN'S DEMANDS
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For all the people out there who love Spotify but refuse to pay for the premium version of the service, today's your lucky day.
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The Mexican government will refuse to pay for the wall, as it knows that the U.S. economy depends on Mexicans more than vice versa.
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While the survey exclusion is standard, could title insurers similarly refuse to pay out for all the mistakes that clouded properties throughout the 2000s?
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He told the Realtors that he used to refuse to pay brokers their traditional 6 percent commission and instead gave them just 1 percent.
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The quickest thing a GOP administration could do is refuse to pay insurance companies the subsidies they make on behalf of low-income people.
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Intrigue is among the first clubs to flat out refuse to pay DJs the rate some of them have grown accustomed to in Vegas.
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I refuse to pay $15 to park in a lot, so I spend 20 minutes driving around looking for a meter spot on the street.
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Cramer speculated that money managers refuse to pay up for a stock like the airlines if they think the U.S. is headed into a recession.
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It also inevitably places them on a collision course with the authorities, when they refuse to pay taxes, fines or otherwise comply with the law.
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Mogadishu port has not unloaded a commercial vessel for nine days, port authorities told Reuters on Wednesday, as businessmen refuse to pay the new levy.
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And the ban on excluding pre-existing conditions from coverage meant that insurers cannot refuse to pay for treatments because of a policyholder's medical background.
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Befitting their suspicious looks, they refuse to pay the gravediggers an extra shilling to bury her father a little deeper in the ground to thwart thieves.
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It included the revelation that in his role as Trump's fixer, one of Cohen's jobs was to refuse to pay people the money they were owed.
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The bottom line: If President Trump moves forward with this plan, the next important question might be equally simple: What happens if allies refuse to pay?
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Coin mining is especially popular in northern Kosovo, mostly populated by Serbs who do not recognize Kosovo's authorities, and refuse to pay for power at all.
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I drive to a few blocks from the nearest T station (I refuse to pay to park at a train station) and walk to the train.
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He was then emboldened enough to refuse to pay for the 45 minutes of back massage that he had received before she rebuffed his sexual proposition.
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The island is about $70 billion in the hole, and things have gotten to the point where it is beginning to refuse to pay its creditors.
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Point your finger at the companies who refuse to pay factory owners in Bangladesh the 15 cents more it would take to have safe working conditions.
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And without the promotion-and-relegation system that prevails everywhere else, there is no market mechanism to punish clubs who refuse to pay up for players.
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In 2014, the justices divided 5-4 with Scalia in the majority to allow some "closely held" businesses with religious objections to refuse to pay for contraceptives.
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Forcing the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection to document and levy even the bare-minimum fines, which most companies simply refuse to pay, is a victory.
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But that would be effective only if the government could also refuse to pay for some medicines, and neither Mrs Clinton nor Mr Trump suggests that much.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that people should be jailed only when they refuse to pay, not when they can't, and in theory safeguards protect the indigent.
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It leaves small businesses little leverage when negotiating with bigger companies, which can take the inventor's idea and refuse to pay until the court orders them to.
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Medicaid can decide that a person's case for living in the community doesn't fit the standard, and refuse to pay for anything but residential long-term care.
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As a means to curtail AQIM's wealth and diminish the group's impact, the FDD study suggested that Western entities should refuse to pay ransoms, among other steps.
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Medicare, they decided, would now refuse to pay for long-term, high-dose prescriptions; a rule to that effect is expected to be approved on April 2.
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The contributions - managed by Colombia's pension administrator - will ensure farmers and pickers earn more even if big buyers refuse to pay higher premiums, said platform founder Crawford Hawkins.
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For several years, the administration has fought so hard for higher salary for the teachers, but parents are holding us back because they refuse to pay higher tuition.
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Next time you're not happy with your food in a restaurant or the drink at a pub in India, remember can wilfully refuse to pay the service charge.
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Furthermore, Medicare would need to be able to refuse to pay for some medicines; neither Mrs Clinton nor Mr Trump have gone so far as to suggest that.
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Some refuse to pay anyone who pleaded guilty or who confessed to a crime he or she did not commit, despite evidence that many innocent people do both.
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I also refuse to pay for internet access at hotels or the airport and hunker down in places that offer free Wi-Fi, like Starbucks or other cafes.
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When sweatshop operations migrate and disband in Indonesia and the global South, they will typically refuse to pay workers what they're owed in salaries and legally mandated severance.
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If they run up a balance and refuse to pay, that balance falls on you, and if you can't pay it, your credit score is on the line.
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Dubbed the Frugal Four, the bloc's wealthy net contributors want a limit of 1% and refuse to pay more to make up for the loss of Britain's fees.
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While the sham replacement they offer would guarantee people with a pre-existing condition the right to buy coverage, insurers could refuse to pay bills for the condition.
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The network said it would refuse to pay him after determining that he failed to comply with an internal company investigation into his behavior, and even misled investigators.
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Turns out, the car was a rental -- and the guy who owns it is pissed ... claiming Manziel and the suspected driver refuse to pay for any of the damages.
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But the White House earlier this week pulled back on that demand after Democrats said they would refuse to pay for the wall in a government funding measure. Reps.
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Not only that, no insurance plan can reject you, charge you more, or refuse to pay for essential health benefits for any condition you had before your coverage started.
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On the other hand, when comedians steal ideas from women and people of color specifically, they both profit from unpaid labor for which they continue to refuse to pay.
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Growing up, my parents would refuse to pay for things they didn't want to pay for and tie it to some "moral failing" of mine they wanted to control.
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These guidelines, however, will not offer advice on whether a state should ultimately pay or refuse to pay ransom to a hacker if one of its systems is already infected.
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The leader of Venezuela's National Assembly has threatened that a later government may refuse to pay $2.8 billion in bonds that Goldman Sachs recently purchased from the country's central bank.
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We should prize voluntary transparency by news outlets, and should refuse to pay for, devote our attention to, do business with and share information from outlets unwilling to be transparent.
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Universities have to take a stand, refuse to pay for assessment bureaucrats, and instead demand resources for smaller classrooms so that we can give students the attention they desperately need.
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A ruling allowing workers to refuse to pay the fees would be the culmination of a decades-long campaign by conservative groups aimed at weakening unions that represent public employees.
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"We aren't saying any of these plans are a solution to the crisis, but they're a weapon we can use while we refuse to pay our student loans," Gokey said.
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In fact, another new California law penalizes companies that refuse to pay arbitration fees by, among other things, voiding mandatory arbitration provisions and stripping businesses of the right to compel arbitration.
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It extorts money from businesses, typically setting fire to equipment belonging to construction companies or blowing up base stations belonging to mobile-phone networks that refuse to pay its revolutionary "taxes".
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For their part, patent owners say product makers refuse to pay fair compensation for the patented wireless, audio, and video features that give their products value as communication and entertainment devices.
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They want us to be focused on fear and hatred of "the other" instead of uniting against the billionaire class, who refuse to pay their fair share towards the common good.
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President Barack Obama unloaded on them recently in an interview with the Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg, calling them "free riders" who rely on the US for security but refuse to pay back.
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Their case is being argued by lawyers at the Becket Fund, which represented Hobby Lobby in a Supreme Court case that found employers could refuse to pay for contraception under Obamacare.
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There was no way he could imagine a president threatening to start a 21st century war with Mexico because they refuse to pay for an insane border wall across the Rio Grande.
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Many newly connected households pay little or nothing for their power, either because the power company has a progressive tariff, because people refuse to pay, or because they tap transmission lines illegally.
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Several countries closely allied with Australia — including the United States and Britain — refuse to pay a ransom, which some experts say has led terrorist groups to avoid kidnapping citizens from those nations.
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They're junk they said we can't do that we owe $2016 left to pay on the game system and I refuse to pay it because they wont reimburse me for the garbage phones.
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Banks would normally pass that reduction on to their depositors but, as depositors by and large refuse to pay for their accounts, they find it difficult to push their deposit rates below zero.
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Under the Credit Card Accountability and Disclosure Act, cardholders actually have the right to refuse to pay a higher annual percentage rate set by the credit card company if they meet certain requirements.
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It follows a pattern he pursues in his business dealings: According to hundreds of complaints, he has frequently contracted for goods and services, only to refuse to pay the bill in the end.
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According to the Times, it's not just the original money that's at stake, either; "interest charges, wage garnishments and tax liens" are being added to recoupment efforts for those who refuse to pay.
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Raab also warned that Britain could refuse to pay a 39 billion pound ($51 billion) divorce bill to the EU if it does not get a trade deal - a threat used before by ministers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said Britain should refuse to pay a $50 billion (39.5 billion pounds) European Union divorce bill and "walk away" from Brexit talks if Brussels does not give ground.
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The 27-member bloc wants to spend more on climate, migration, digitalisation and security but net contributors refuse to pay more, and beneficiaries want to retain the support they get for farming and development.
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Herjavec alleges that after he continued to refuse to pay Vasinova, she began trying to sell stories about their relationship to various media outlets, including "a false narrative" regarding their trip to the sex club.
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Matt Bevin (R) on Saturday signed controversial legislation that will allow workers to refuse to pay union dues, a victory for Republicans who control the state government for the first time in nearly a century.
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Members of the so-called anti-mafia include police, prosecutors and judges; campaigning local journalists; businesspeople who refuse to pay the pizzo (slang for protection money); and the members of voluntary organisations such as Libera.
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But when the employee is seen as causing losses from misconduct, corporations can refuse to pay by effectively playing a game of keep-away, fighting the demand for legal fees as long as it can.
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At the last minute, CBS threatened to refuse to pay to tape the episodes, but producer Norman Lear told them that if they didn't, they'd have to find another series to fill that time slot.
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They know that as soon as they put the salsa on the table, they have to describe each one and identify which ones are spicy, since we've had customers leave angry and even refuse to pay.
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Until the second phase of Obamacare kicked in, preventing insurance companies from denying coverage based on pre-existing conditions, they were able to deny me coverage, or just refuse to pay for anything related to my disease.
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Modi's gamble is that the majority of workers will be compelled to open a bank account as sub-contractors refuse to pay in cash, bringing them into the formal economy and expanding the country's low tax base.
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An alternative approach is for insurers to refuse to pay more than a reasonable price — like the market average — for a health care service, though patients could pay the difference if they prefer a higher-priced provider.
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While high-yielding stocks and funds have fared poorly, Mr. Porter thinks the right ones can still be useful, especially this late in the economic cycle, as long as investors refuse to pay too much for them.
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Wall Street is frightened at the prospect of a progressive in the mold of Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren, and some billionaires are having a temper tantrum because they refuse to pay their fair share of taxes.
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Singapore's Ministry of Manpower said in a statement that it prosecutes employers who willfully refuse to pay workers their owed salaries and said that it has been able to recover salaries in full for 90% of cases.
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While Twitter and Facebook are sitting pretty now, future networks will encourage us to broadcast to ever-more-granulated audiences and celebrities will no longer lend their names to companies that refuse to pay them for the privilege.
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A ruling allowing workers to refuse to pay the fees would have been the culmination of a decades-long campaign by a group of prominent conservative foundations aimed at weakening unions that represent teachers and other public employees.
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That may keep a big aspect of trans-related care out of reach for patients, since insurance companies could under state law still refuse to pay for gender-affirming treatments that they don't cover for non-trans patients.
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This helps fill the gap between a full day's pay and the dollars needed to subsist, but these programs were intended as a safety net, not as a subsidy to corporations who refuse to pay even a subsistence wage.
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Ryan said Ashley was paying up to $7,000 daily related to storage and other fees for the empty containers and the only way to recoup those costs was to refuse to pay Hanjin what was owed for completed deliveries.
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The EU would operate a carbon tax on all flights in and out of the EU, and the U.S. would instruct its companies to refuse to pay (under a 2012 law so popular that it unanimously passed the Senate).
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Dubbed the Frugal Four, the bloc's wealthy net contributors - Austria, the Netherlands, Denmark and Sweden - want to put the budget ceiling at 1% of GDP and refuse to pay more to make up for the loss of Britain's payments.
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Delta Air Lines said it would refuse to pay a 300 percent U.S. tariff on Canadian-built Bombardier CSeries jets, raising doubts about its purchase of 75 of the new aircraft at a list price of more than $5 billion.
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Serbs in the north of Kosovo, who do not recognise its institutions, refuse to pay their electricity bills and Kosovo's grid operator KOSTT says that the Serbian counterpart EMS obstructs KOSTT's efforts to become a full-fledged ENTSO-E member.
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In theory, Western buyers are entitled to refuse to pay for oil they had bought without knowing it was contaminated because every contract for oil sales is accompanied with a quality passport that will show oil is not up to standard.
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As the stories about deceitful for-profits mounted, the Obama administration came up with regulations making it easier for students to refuse to pay their loans if a school had misrepresented their chances of graduating and getting a lucrative career.
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The short-term plans — sold outside the health insurance exchange — do not have to comply with the Affordable Care Act, generally provide fewer benefits, often refuse to pay for the treatment of pre-existing conditions and tend to attract healthier people.
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While the bloc wants to spend more on climate, migration, digitalisation and security measures, the rich net contributors refuse to pay more while poorer net beneficiaries are determined to keep in place the support they get for farming and development.
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David Demos, in a complaint filed in federal court in Manhattan on Monday said that Cantor never accused him of misconduct and he was not fired for cause, so the bank had no valid reason to refuse to pay his considerable legal fees.
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People will refuse to pay more for an umbrella during a rainstorm; they will use the savings from lower gas prices to buy premium gasoline; they will offer to buy a coffee mug for $3 and refuse to sell it for $6.
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U.S. President Trump said he would be open to bilateral pacts with Canada and Mexico if NAFTA talks fail, Brexit talks continued in Brussels but with little sign of progress and Delta Airlines said it would refuse to pay tariffs on Bombardier's CSeries jets.
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The United States could refuse to pay PDVSA directly for oil shipped to US refineries, instead setting up an account, along the lines of the UN Iraqi Oil-for-Food program, that would let the government only use the money to buy food and medicines.
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The EU could also withdraw unilateral mitigations on logistical issues such as road or air transport which have been put in place during the Article 50 negotiation process, should Britain refuse to pay a £39 billion ($46.9 billion) divorce bill associated with leaving the bloc.
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Second, even if Congress did clearly have the power to fine a witness, I'd expect Lewandowski or other Trump loyalists to simply refuse to pay; much as Trump already has announced he will "fight all the subpoenas," he likely would fight all the fines.
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As noted above, even though patients are not legally obligated to pay any more than the reasonable value of the care they have received, many patients feel obligated to pay surprise balance bills — and many others are threatened or sued if they refuse to pay.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Delta Air Lines Inc on Wednesday said it would refuse to pay a 300 percent U.S. tariff on Canadian-built Bombardier CSeries jets, raising doubts about its purchase of 75 of the new aircraft at a list price of more than $5 billion.
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For me, it was tough to read Mayer Brown's paeans to arbitration without thinking about the thousands of workers who have attempted to assert arbitration demands, as required in their employment contracts, only to see their employers refuse to pay the requisite fees to launch their cases.
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IMDB lists the Bedazzled lead as having jumped 149 places on the site's Starmeter this week, reentering the top 500 for what is likely the first time in decades (I do not have and refuse to pay for an IMDB Pro account.) A week old change.
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Britain legalized same-sex marriage in 2014 but a legal loophole allowed an employer to refuse to pay pension benefits to a former employee's partner if they were in a civil partnership or same-sex marriage and had paid into their pension fund before December 2005.
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Specifically, Spotify says that by charging a 30 percent tax on in-app purchases, Apple forces app developers to make an impossible choice: Either pass those costs on to consumers, or refuse to pay the commission and face a litany of technical hurdles imposed by Apple.
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Several House Democrats on Tuesday also signed a letter to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio urging that the state and city "refuse to pay" for Trump's extra New York security costs once he is sworn in as president.
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Who refuse to pay taxes as a matter of principle but complain about perceived wastes of taxpayer money; who anticipate a future race war with what seems frighteningly close to glee; who distrust the president, FEMA, the lamestream media, doctors, and almost anyone else of authority.
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To combat debtors who refuse to pay, Chinese courts are also increasingly using a 2014 law which allows judges to prohibit a person who avoids paying a debt from going on vacation, sending their children to private school, doing expensive renovations and flying or taking the train, lawyers said.
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Writes Wright, in a 21855 piece about the history of Romans 18403 more generally: Some might have heard [Paul's] teaching to imply that the church was to ... [owe] allegiance to no one except God and therefore under obligation to rebel violently against human rulers, and to refuse to pay taxes.
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"[Sanders] wants to roll Medicare, Medicaid, the Children's Health Insurance Program, the Affordable Care Act program, and private health insurance into a national system and turn it over to the states to administer," Clinton said, warning that could be "a big problem" if Republican governors refuse to pay their share.
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In a piece just this week from The Verge's sister site Vox, writer Aja Romano pointed out how HQ may be using this $20 limit, coupled with its 90-day time limit on collecting winnings before the company can refuse to pay you, as a way to strategically withhold prizes from winners.
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Their working paper compared bordering counties across state lines: one county in a state without anti-union right-to-work laws (which allow workers to refuse to pay union dues and fees even after a workplace votes one in, depriving unions of a revenue source), and the other in a state with them.
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Officials say the problem emerged after a Pristina court ruling in December to end a practice by which Kosovars living south of the River Ibar had been receiving higher bills to compensate for power consumption by Serbs in the north of the country, who do not recognise Kosovo institutions and refuse to pay the Kosovo grid operator.
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Officials say the problem emerged after a Pristina court ruling in December to end a practice by which Kosovars living south of the River Ibar had been receiving higher bills to compensate for power consumption by Serbs in the north of the country, who do not recognize Kosovo institutions and refuse to pay the Kosovo grid operator.
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Prime Minister Theresa May suggested on Wednesday London could refuse to pay a financial settlement to the bloc if the sides fail to reach a comprehensive agreement on Britain's withdrawal from the EU. "We will not be revisiting those areas of the withdrawal agreement that are now settled, including the financial settlement," the European Commission spokesman told a regular news conference.
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You can see it in Trump's escalation from birtherism to calling Mexicans rapists and murderers, you can see it in how he went from putting his name on his own towers to putting it on anything that would cut him a check, you can see it in how he realized he could refuse to pay contractors and turned it into a business practice.
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UK has 'got to get it done' In the Sunday Times interview, Trump suggested that May would have been better off had she adopted his barnstorming negotiating style in intricate exit talks with the EU. He said May should refuse to pay the $49 billion divorce payment required by the EU if Brussels does not give into Britain's demands and said she should sue the European bloc.
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"Domestic workers frequently experience wage theft, verbal abuse, sexual harassment, threats to call ICE if we speak up about our working conditions, daily instances of racism and prejudice, and employers who refuse to pay and who barge into living quarters after work hours are done for live-in nannies and caregivers," wrote Annie Johnson, a Philadelphia nanny, in a Philadelphia Inquirer op-ed published in March.
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NBC News will refuse to pay "Today" show host Matt LauerMatthew (Matt) Todd LauerAnn Curry says she's not surprised by exclusion from 'Today' show 85033th anniversary video MSNBC ripped by Soledad O'Brien after touting female anchors: 'Zero women of color in this picture' Study finds misconduct is the top reason CEOs are leaving large companies MORE, fired over sexual misconduct allegations, for the remainder of his contract, the network confirmed to The Hill on Friday.
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