Nor rebuff the seeker.

There will be a single stern rebuff and lo, they will be observing with their own eyes (all that they had been warned against).

There will be a single stern rebuff and lo, they will be observing with their own eyes (all that they had been warned against).

Lastly, to indicate that the road map was doomed was a rebuff, a sign of hopelessness, and such words should not be uttered in the Third Committee.

Last November s Congressional elections dealt President George W. Bush a sharp rebuff over his Iraq policy. Shortly after the election, the Iraq Study Group offered a bipartisan formula for the gradual withdrawal of United States troops.

Why, then, did the European Commission remain silent? The answer appears to be that it feared negative reactions from the three governments involved in the merger talks, and believed that its own authority would suffer from any public rebuff.

The recent No vote in France and the Netherlands is putatively a rebuff to the draft constitution of the European Union, but the verdict actually highlights a deepening concern on how to resolve the crisis of the welfare state.

And your Lord has ordained that you do not worship anyone except Him, and treat your parents with kindness if either of them or both reach old age in your presence, do not say Uff to them and do not rebuff them, and speak to them with the utmost respect. ( Any expression of disgust.)

And your Lord has ordained that you do not worship anyone except Him, and treat your parents with kindness if either of them or both reach old age in your presence, do not say Uff to them and do not rebuff them, and speak to them with the utmost respect. ( Any expression of disgust.)

China has staked its national prestige and its leadership s nationalist credentials on this issue, which means that Xi is likely to rebuff US demands that China cease all activities seen as militarizing its new artificial islands in disputed waters. The most that can be realistically expected is an insipid statement of the two sides agreement to disagree.

Other countries Brazil, South Africa, and China among the major emerging economies, and Japan and Australia among the developed countries should back such garbage free PTAs as well. That just might be an adequate rebuff to the rise of PTAs whose main objective is to serve hegemonic interests alone perhaps even sufficient to get the multilateral approach back on track.

For all those and I am one of them who believe that our Assembly, a veritable parliament of the nations of the world, has a paramount role to play in the emergence of a strong political consensus at the world level, the quick adoption of specific operational decisions should deal a sound rebuff to all those Cassandras, all those cynics and all those who uphold the status quo that opposes change.