"It was completely needlessly chopped down," says the society's ethics manager, Anna Laycock, who refused to budge from under the branches when contractors for Aldi arrived earlier this month, and claims the supermarket simply refused to engage with its neighbour over the issue.
I was seven and the teacher at the Jennifer Jones Studio of Dance called my mother and told her to take me home at once—I was a 'roughneck.' When my mortified mother came to pick me up, I refused to budge from under the piano".
If May refuses to budge at all, then under the terms of her proposal the issue would move to MPs, who would be expected to back a softer form of departure.
And when she didn't budge, Tyson grabbed her under her arms and yanked her to her feet.
NASA's budget for the 2015 fiscal year wouldn't budge much from last year under the White House's proposal for nearly $17.5 billion, as officials reaffirmed the commitment to extending the life of the International Space Station, funding potential missions to Mars and Jupiter's moon Europa and sending a manned mission to nab an asteroid and bring it back to Earth orbit.
The Jets didn't budge when the Rams punter ran under center in an effort to get New York to jump offside or call a timeout.
She also claimed that SONI had "refused to budge, despite a proposal from Prospect for an under inflation pay rise to be made".
AFTER a chain of scandals that might have prompted other people to move to a foreign country under an assumed identity, Christian Leigh Curry refuses to budge from the spotlight.
Nor is the White House budging under pressure from critics, both from the left and the right, who say it goes too far with its plans for military tribunals and for eavesdropping on suspected terrorists and their lawyers.
The long pole rests against his shoulder; he pushes the rim of the net under the lizard, but the poor sucker won't budge.
