Sentence examples for case of unwillingness from inspiring English sources

The patient or their legal representative was presented with a brochure and opt-out form, to be completed in case of unwillingness to participate.

Participants were informed about the study by a brochure provided at ICU admission attached with an opt-out card that could be completed by the patient or legal representative in case of unwillingness to participate.

Potential participants were excluded to the study if there were absolute contraindications for vigorous physical activities according to the American College of Sports Medicine [ 25] or in case of unwillingness to keep a running log.

Participants will be excluded if there are absolute contraindications for vigorous physical activities according to the American College of Sports Medicine ACSM) guidelines [ 17], or in case of unwillingness to keep a running log.

Participants were excluded if there were absolute contraindications for vigorous physical activities according to the American College of Sports Medicine [ 25], or in case of unwillingness to keep a running log.

At other points, the book put out by Crown Publishers reports less dramatic cases of C.I.A. unwillingness to act.

In the case of a pandemic, unwillingness to report to duty of 50% of personnel (22) may cause a collapse to the health system.

It included seven questions on socio-demographic variables and job history, two questions on past seasonal influenza vaccination status, two questions on attitudes towards vaccinating themselves and their children, and one question on the reason(s) for not being vaccinated in the case of hesitation or unwillingness.

Focus groups reflected simmering resentment of foreign interference in the case of Obama and ingrained unwillingness to believe any statistical argument presented by the government.

In the case of the Soviet Union, he contends that the unwillingness to face history in its dreadful entirety has left his country as an invalid -- the people still hobbled by prehensile fear, the system still paternalistic, if not exactly repressive.

In an earlier case, however, the unwillingness of a confidential informant to develop evidence that could be used in court led the F.B.I. to cut ties with him in 1992; the group on which he had been informing went on to bomb the World Trade Center the following February.