Sentence examples for refusal to include from inspiring English sources
Faced with Washington's repeated refusal to include agriculture, Brazil says it will not admit American-proposed investment rules.
Coleridge apparently agreed; but, according to Mr. Sisman, this and other matters (Wordsworth's refusal to include "Christabel") shattered him.
It's elegiac for good reason: this summer marked the last year of MichFest, which was poisoned by its refusal to include anyone but "womyn-born womyn".
When Raymond sacked him after 10 years over his refusal to include more explicit material, he won the subsequent case for unfair dismissal.
Three years later, the pressure was such that Steve Jobs wrote a rare missive publicly addressing the company's continued refusal to include the software.
The IWW opposed the American Federation of Labor's acceptance of capitalism and its refusal to include unskilled workers in craft unions.
Reasons for refusal to participate include, refused to be interviewed (2.5 % Whites, 8.3 % Blacks), patient too ill (2.0 % Whites, 0.7 % Blacks), or other (11.6 % Whites, 15.2 % Blacks).
Although the centre-right government of Bondevik which the Progress Party had tolerated since 2001 was beaten by the leftist Red-Green Coalition, Hagen had before the election said that his party would no longer accept Bondevik as Prime Minister, following his consistent refusal to formally include the Progress Party in government.
Washington does not want them included because of oppo sition from the Atlantic allies and Soviet refusal until now to include 700 intermediate range missiles in the Soviet Union aimed at Western Euro pean targets.
The main reasons given for refusal to participate included lack of interest (15, 37%) and lack of time (5, 12%).
Reasons for refusal to participate included parent did not want adolescent to participate (n = 4), study was viewed as too much work (n = 2), teen had cognitive limitations (n = 1), and teen did not feel well (n = 1); reason for refusal was not given by 2 potential participants.
