Sentence examples for continual refusal from inspiring English sources

There the Circuit Court of Appeals attributed the consent of the custodian, following continual refusal, to the command of the statute.

Given the FDA's continual refusal to authorize the disclaimers suggested by the Court of Appeals, or any other disclaimers, as well as the FDA's resistance to the teachings of Pearson I, it is essential to carefully review the analysis it relied upon to ban Plaintiffs' Antioxidant Vitamin Claim in the context of the Pearson I opinion.

In their response to her arbitration demand, lawyers for Juno said there was frustration on both sides during the meeting because of Ms. Park's "continual refusal to accept that her role in the department was that of a junior programmer and her failure to accept responsibility for failing to follow the work directives of her supervisor".

In the arbitration documents, Juno's lawyers denied that this was a demotion and said she received a negative performance review because "her difficulty interacting with her co-workers and her continual refusal to follow her manager's instructions was a drain on management resources".

He detailed how NBC U felt slighted by iTune's continual refusal to test higher $2.99 (Apple claimed $4.99) price points or share iPod sales, especially since 30-40% of all iTunes video downloads were from NBC content (Zucker claimed 40%, Apple 30%).

"And the non-indictments and the continual refusal to prosecute police officers who do wrong is also speaking very loudly.

During the 1960s there was speculation that Prime Minister Harold Wilson's continual refusals to send British troops to Vietnam, even as a token force, and despite President Lyndon B. Johnson's persistent requests, were in part due to the American opposition to the Suez war years earlier.

Davis, frustrated with Johnston's continual retreats and refusal to share his plans, removed the general from command and replaced him with Gen. John B. Hood Hood, lacking Johnston's caution and temerity, launched a series of battles around Atlanta.

The mounting frustration felt by bar patrons and nearby residents over continual harassment and arrests culminated in their refusal to comply with police orders.

Barron said Wharton had cited "the Echo's weekly attacks on me" and the paper's "continual political bias" when asked to explain his refusal to engage with the publication.

Continue to seek out a continual future.