Sentence examples for refusal to scale from inspiring English sources
That stalemate has contributed to India's continuing refusal to scale back its broad military buildup along its border with Pakistan.
Tsering Woeser, a Tibetan writer in Beijing, said the growing toll — and the government's refusal to scale back its harsh policies — was dispiriting.
Earlier, Tong told the ABC that Australia's refusal to consider scaling up its ambitions was disappointing.
For some angry lawmakers in Congress, the best punishment for Germany's refusal to back a war against Iraq would be to scale back the number of American troops stationed here.
Increasing returns to scale.
Concerned that Miceli's refusal to conduct full-scale drop tests was placing Navy gun crews at risk, on 11 May Schwoebel contacted Rick DeBobes, Nunn's counsel for the SASC.
He suggested the government's refusal to officially acknowledge the scale of Roma settlement in the UK was preventing it from accessing EU funds to aid integration - a point echoed by Sylvia Ingmire, chief executive of the Roma Support Group charity.
Hear me now and believe me later: if Rick Perry become president, Democrats will not stage a large-scale refusal to appoint any of his nominees unless he enacts policies they desire.
"Policy-making over the past decade," said Richard Jerram, an economist at ING Barings Securities in Tokyo, "has been all about system preservation and refusal to face up to the scale of the problems, which seems to be where we are currently heading".
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