Sentence examples for consistent refusal from inspiring English sources
Hence France's consistent refusal to contemplate anything other than completing construction as planned.
In contrast, Pakistani demands for a similar nuclear deal with the west have been met with consistent refusal.
Timor-Leste says the action was necessary because of Australia's consistent refusal to negotiate on a permanent maritime boundary.
Here's a guy who stays relevant not through reinvention — like Madonna or Bob Dylan — but through a consistent refusal to change, managing, in his way, to keep it real.
That she is not better known to a wider public may well have to do with her consistent refusal to think up branding strategies or commit gestures of lyric sensationalism.
SUSAN FIORE Verona, Wis., Nov. 6, 2012 To the Editor: I just returned from voting, which was my way of repudiating Mitt Romney's consistent refusal to be truthful with the American electorate.
The rumours were fed by her consistent refusals to permit any of the Hanoverians to visit or move to England, and by the intrigues of Harley and the Tory Secretary of State Lord Bolingbroke, who were in separate and secret discussions with her half-brother about a possible Stuart restoration until early 1714.
"For a long time, we just kept offering shelter and hoped the reaction would be different, but people were consistent in their refusal to go," said Seth Diamond, the commissioner of the Department of Homeless Services.
Fred Abrahams, a special adviser for Human Rights Watch, said the report was consistent with the alliance's refusal to acknowledge clear mistakes, and revealed a "willful decision not to look at civilian casualties".
This refusal rate is consistent with previous studies conducted by the authors in China.
The trend toward higher levels of antibiotic use in older refusal children is consistent with higher rates of illness observed in previous epidemiological studies.[ 27, 28] A previous study found that the consequences of not being immunized can be serious.
