Sentence examples for declining to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Denton prided himself on declining to accommodate the rich and powerful, so when Hogan's lawyer asked him to take down the video he refused.

That would mean, for example, a church that declined to accommodate same-sex weddings could not be penalized later with the loss of state aid for the social service programs it administers.

For example, to accommodate declining eyesight, homes can be fitted with brighter bulbs, better lighting locations, easily accessed controls and nighttime guide lights.

The exam regulator, Ofqual, declined to change the exam timetable to accommodate Ramadan.

Speakers might be (unconsciously) using more ingenuous ways than their older counterparts to accommodate their declining Min abilities in avoiding the articulatorily challenging [dz]/[z] realizations [cf. Ohala (1983)], as their Min systems might not be as stable.

In the former, a diagnosis of "anxious depression" may be misapplied if agitation and attempts to accommodate to declining cognitive capacity are attributed to "worry" or are considered the "pseudodementia" of depression.

Mr. Drummond said: "Sometimes we have to decline a gig or rearrange rehearsals to accommodate our son, Dylan's, schedule and needs, but that's life".

Network executives declined to disclose whether they had committed to raising the fees they pay Voter News Service to accommodate the improvements they are requiring.

Though the executives declined to name names, they said the networks had been more accommodating to the demands of some actors and their agents.

Musk declined to answer a reporter's question about how Tesla's balance sheet would accommodate the acquisition of SolarCity.

"We decline to stretch or update statutory words of plain and ordinary meaning in order to better accommodate the digital age," Judge Jacobs wrote.