Sentence examples for refusal to accommodate from inspiring English sources

We will miss his example, his refusal to accommodate.

For Cosby, this may have explained his refusal to accommodate change within the show.

But in an interview with Izvestia published on Wednesday, Ms. Dorofeeva, who has accepted a new job as deputy general director at the Mikhailovsky Theater, said that the reason for her dismissal was her refusal to accommodate Mr. Gergiev's plan to appropriate the Vaganova building.

Uniformitarianism is a refusal to accommodate the myriad value forms that are essential to pluralism.

Coming just after New Zealand abandoned their 1967 rugby tour over South Africa's refusal to accommodate a mixed team, the cancellation of the 1968 69 MCC series over D'Oliveira marked the second such incident in two years.

The cancellation, according to the judge, was clearly intended to prevent Constance's attendance at the prom with her girlfriend and their refusal to accommodate a lesbian prom attendee violated the First Amendment.

Amazingly, the clinicians who refused to accommodate the fictional patient also failed to recognize that their refusal was illegal under the Americans With Disabilities Act.

Document and save all instances of refusal to reasonably accommodate your needs in the workplace, and in shared living spaces, just in case.

A grim picture, but what also comes across is Seth's refusal to change to accommodate the demands of the school.

Explaining France's refusal until now to accommodate Washington, Mr. Moïsi said, "Partly it was instinct, partly frustration with the United States, partly public opinion".

More than a year after the composer's death, the music of Iannis Xenakis is still bounding with vitality and refusal to be accommodating.