Sentence examples for refusing to change from inspiring English sources

Rule 1(b)(2), M.R.App.P., provides for the direct appeal of an order changing or refusing to change venue when the basis for the motion is that the county designated in the complaint is not the proper county.

He criticized the I.M.F. for refusing to change its rules.

Refusing to change, he says, would mean treating the educational system as a "social-security net".

They frustrate economic theorists, refusing to change their behavior in exchange for a bargain.

"The economy is still controlled by white males who are refusing to change, and the media is also controlled by white males who are refusing to change," he said.

Jack gets mugged and runs for mayor, retreating from the population and refusing to change out of formal wear.

Subsequently, James displayed worrying behaviour including refusing to change his underwear for several weeks and threatening to kill himself.

By refusing to change procedures, we have made political turmoil and instability defining features of western democracy.

But he also accused EU leaders of being irresponsible for refusing to change anything in response to the Brexit vote.

But they should also send a strong signal to those unco-operative jurisdictions still refusing to change.

Cowher's revival is a story about staying the course and refusing to change what first made him successful.