Sentence examples for refusing to consult from inspiring English sources

The university was refusing to consult and negotiate properly, said the union.

They accuse the interim principal, Tony Pitcher, of ripping up collective redundancy agreements and refusing to consult them.

There was no way to go around the NLC, said Stuart McLean, the RAC chief executive, and the council was refusing to consult or respond to correspondence from traditional owners.

Mr. Espada said he broke with Mr. Ramirez because he ruled the party like a despot, refusing to consult with other prominent politicians in the borough, but Mr. Espada expressed grudging regard for Mr. Ramirez's work on the Ferrer campaign.

"The cost of living is driving people out of education," says Shelly Asquith, vice president of welfare at NUS. "And because universities are refusing to act on it, and refusing to consult the students or their union, it's no surprise it's come to this".

Critics also come up short on research, generally refusing to consult updated primary sources in favor of blog posts and news articles from inside the echo chamber that simply reinforce the traditional narrative.

Palmer refuses to consult the Pentagon about the bomb because he's not ready to take military action yet.

A unilateralist, he refuses to consult with allies; he dismisses intelligence about his own vulnerability; he never reads the newspapers.

"We are not saying the War Powers Resolution is unconstitutional or should be scrapped or that we can refuse to consult Congress.

"They've chopped and changed formats, blinked under pressure, refused to consult constructively and now are absurdly threatening not to have the prime minister present.

"We are not saying the War Powers Resolution is unconstitutional or should be scrapped or that we can refuse to consult Congress," Harold Koh, a State Department legal adviser, told the Times.