Sentence examples for longer turn back from inspiring English sources

Thursday's meeting is seen by some as a breakthrough, as Myanmar has denied responsibility for the crisis and did not attend a meeting of regional foreign ministers on Wednesday, where the deal to provide temporary shelter and no longer turn back boats was reached.

"This moment has come and we can no longer turn our back on it".

Anyone who has seen their help is needed can no longer turn their back on the responsibility, becoming more politically aware in the process.

But top executives here now say they can no longer turn their backs on the chaos that surrounds them.

"Moving the Education Department right across from City Hall sends the message that our children deserve schools that work and we can no longer turn our backs on them".

When the mass protests against Putin's rule began in December, it became clear that some Russians would no longer turn their backs on politics or put up with the lies, lawlessness and abuses of authority.

But with the release of the CIA's torture report Americans can no longer turn their backs on disturbing and shameful effects of the trickle-down sadism that was a central hallmark of Bush 43's presidency.

Diller, who has written about the midlife experience for The Huffington Post, believes that it is no longer characterized by a need to turn back time but by a desire to make life more satisfying.

If you don't, it will turn back on and take longer to charge.

As soon as you turn back toward the source of light, you no longer notice that shadow.

Even if you wanted to turn back the clock, in most places clean, free water is no longer available.