Sentence examples for refusal to implement from inspiring English sources
The result of Sharon's speech is the refusal to implement the road map".
His refusal to implement the right-wing programme his enemies had predicted alienated some of his followers, but Fraser went on to win another two three-year terms.
He is particularly angered by the ICC's refusal to implement the Woolf Report, which it commissioned from the UK's former Lord Chief Justice and which recommended sweeping changes.
Expert witnesses are being subjected to greater scrutiny by the criminal courts, despite the government's refusal to implement safeguards recommended by its own law reform advisers.
Principally at issue was the Greek refusal to implement policy changes regarding pensions, labour rules, and taxation that met with the troika's approval.
And this week's shocking refusal to implement debt relief by the acting director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency — a Bush-era holdover the president hasn't been able to replace — illustrates perfectly what's going on.
Other governors who have always opposed Obama's health care law have reiterated their refusal to help implement it, including Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (R).
And the shameful refusal of Maria Miller to implement the Equalities Act "dual discrimination" clause to protect older women, indicates only too clearly this government's real views, whatever platitudes they mouth about older women on TV etc.
Policy makers would always insist that they have disseminated information concerning the policy to all stakeholders and it is often the refusal of the stakeholders to implement the policy.
Given the refusal of many Republican governors to implement the law in their states, it is particularly important for the White House to explain what steps are necessary to get insurance coverage.
I've always advocated rich touch interaction in tablets, and have been disappointed by the refusal of tablet OS makers to implement things that are only possible with a touch interface.
