Sentence examples for refuse to operate from inspiring English sources

A few buses are equipped with lifts for passengers in wheelchairs, but the bus drivers often refuse to operate them.

But if doctors disagree with someone's decision to be a donor, do they have the right to refuse to operate?

A concern raised by this agenda is that surgeons would refuse to operate on higher risk patients, but there is no evidence other than anecdote.

If it can't see road markings, a situation more common on US roads than I would like, it will refuse to operate on autopilot.

Regardless, some developers of automated systems seem poised to adopt a technological response: Their automated systems will simply refuse to operate unless all of the vehicle's occupants are wearing their seatbelts.

A surgeon might understandably refuse to operate on someone whose religious beliefs proscribe blood transfusions, on the ground that she would not want to be forced into medical malpractice.

He now refuses to operate in any hospital that does not use electronic tracking.

But they refused to operate unless she also agreed to undergo sterilisation, because she had HIV.

It is not an accident McDonald's still refuses to operate here.

Their directors said they refused to operate under necessary police protection.

This order has been torn asunder because the Bush administration refused to operate within it.