Despite her desire for implication, and tendency to stress participation, Piper is also a famous refuser.
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Gantz, however, accused Netanyahu of being a "unity refuser" - implying that there were no serious coalition talks under way.
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When someone seems reluctant but is not a hard refuser, do everything to keep him or her on the phone.
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J'ai moi-même proposé au président Hollande d'organiser une telle consultation populaire en France, ce qu'il n'a pas manqué de refuser.
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Quand la Grèce décida par référendum en 2015 de refuser le plan d'austérité de Bruxelles, la réaction antidémocratique de l'Union européenne n'étonna plus personne : nier la volonté des peuples était devenu pour elle une habitude.
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Daenerys Stormborn of the House Targaryan, First of Her Name, Breaker of Chains, Refuser of Patriarchy and, of course, Mother of Dragons, can teach us and inspire us to be better and stronger women than we ever thought we could be.
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On n'ose plus répondre favorablement à une invitation "d'amis", car nous en avons marre de devoir refuser un verre d'alcool et justifier poliment en y mettant les formes, tout ça en veillant à ne pas dire de choses préjudiciables dans ce que l'on peut presque appeler des excuses.
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Lyrics in parentheses are sung by the chorus. [recitative] Quand je vous aimerai ? Ma foi, je ne sais pas, Peut-être jamais, peut-être demain... Mais pas aujourd'hui, c'est certain ! [sung] L'amour est un oiseau rebelle Que nul ne peut apprivoiser, Et c'est bien en vain qu'on l'appelle, S'il lui convient de refuser.
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The proposed changes to the Women's Labor Law and the National Insurance Law passed with a vote of 49 in favor and none against.Bill seeks to equalize care for newborns Times of Israel, Dec 2, 2015 In May 2018, Azaria led a group of 10 female MKs who boycotted speeches by fellow MK Yehuda Glick after it was revealed that Glick had met with a Get refuser on Knesset grounds. It was not immediately clear why Glick — who had previously spoken in favor of prenuptial agreements to avoid the problems associated with get refusal — had invited the get refuser, and there was no comment from his office after the story broke. Approximately a week later, Glick posted to his Facebook page explaining that he was mediating the conflict between the estranged husband and wife.
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The Doctor shows Rose one of the badges, and tells her that they use pharmacology to block any 'wrong-feeling.' Quilley is a Refuser, and won't use the popper packs. The Doctor asks Quilley to show them the time machine that they came in. It runs on steam, and the Doctor wants to check it out thoroughly, so he tells Rose she should investigate the creature they encountered earlier.
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Soon after reporting to Fort Lewis, Watada discovered that his unit would be deploying to Iraq, in support of ongoing operations there. In preparation to deploy, he began conducting research on the country, its culture, and the reasons for the U.S. involvement in Iraq. Watada stated that, after reading several books and articles about the history of Iraq, international law, and the evidence used to justify the war,Deployment Refuser has no Regrets, Army Times, June 14, 2006. and speaking with veterans returning from Iraq, he ceased to believe in its legality and justification.
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Retrieved 2 February 2018. Harris was an anti-draft organizer who went to jail for his beliefs (and was briefly married to folk singer Joan Baez), Miller was the first Vietnam War refuser to publicly burn his draft card (and later became partner to spiritual teacher Starhawk), Elmer refused to register for the draft and destroyed draft board files in several locations, and Dancis led the largest chapter of Students for a Democratic Society (the one at Cornell University) before being jailed for publicly shredding his draft card and returning it to his draft board. Harris in particular expresses serious second thoughts about aspects of the movement he was part of.
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Annie avait toujours le choix de refuser. Anquetil le Sultan, Nouvel Observateur, France, 29 April 2004 Annie confirmed her mother's recollection. She said: Anquetil, his wife and his wife's daughter began a ménage à troisAnquetil, Sophie (2004) Pour l'Amour de Jacques, Grasset, France Annie said: Annie said she should have left the house after her daughter, Sophie, was born (in 2004, Sophie Anquetil published the book Pour l'amour de Jacques in which she confirmed what had been rumoured but what Anquetil had always tried to hide: that she was Anquetil's daughter). Instead, she grew jealous of her own mother and demanded she leave instead.
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Traditionally, when a husband fled, or his whereabouts were unknown for any reason, the woman was considered an agunah (literally "an anchored woman"), and was not allowed to remarry; in traditional Judaism, divorce can only be initiated by the husband. Prior to modern communication, the death of the husband while in a distant land was a common cause of this situation. In modern times, when a husband refuses to issue a get due to money, property, or custody battles, the woman who cannot remarry is considered a Michuseres Get, not an agunah. A man in this situation would not be termed a Misarev Get (literally, "a refuser of a divorce document"), unless a legitimate Beis Din had required him to issue a Get.
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History News Network, an electronic platform at George Washington University. Retrieved 2 February 2018. Harris was an anti-draft organizer who went to jail for his beliefs (and was briefly married to folk singer Joan Baez), Miller was the first Vietnam War refuser to publicly burn his draft card (and later became partner to spiritual teacher Starhawk), Elmer refused to register for the draft and destroyed draft board files in several locations, and Dancis led the largest chapter of Students for a Democratic Society (the one at Cornell University) before being jailed for publicly shredding his draft card and returning it to his draft board. Harris in particular expresses serious second thoughts about aspects of the movement he was part of.
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A senior system/network administrator or manager at Dilbert's company, Mordac the Preventer of Information Services (also known as Mordac the Refuser) strives to make the use of the company's computing resources as difficult and frustrating as possible. In most cases, the ridiculous or over-the-top restrictions he introduces are explained as in line with the company's IT policy (then again, he might be the one writing that policy). In one strip he claimed to have lost the file containing his job description and that he has been "winging it" for five years. There have however been cases — for instance, when he made obscure changes to the network without testing just before allegedly leaving for a three-week vacation on a Russian submarine above the Arctic Circle — when his actions could only be explained by malice.
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