Sentence examples similar to refusing to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Finally, will New York join the seven states that have refused to evaluate their teachers by test scores?

Mr. Wang refuses to evaluate his own role as a leader, but admits there have been mistakes and lessons.

Because state law allowed Mr. Newdow's daughter's mother, and not Mr. Newdow, to control his daughter's education, the court refused to evaluate his objection.

Uncertainties in evaluating bioenergy projects have lead policymakers to adopt a restrictive approach or even refuse to evaluate projects when the available information is limited or a clear perception of its benefits and impact is lacking.

Afterward, Nova answered questions blankly, often refusing to elaborate or evaluate his play.

I am not a professional educator, but I side with the group of New York City school principals who have already denounced the tests and are refusing to use individual results to evaluate middle and high school applications until the exams are revised.

Some refused to evacuate.

In the case of a female patient whose husband refuses to get evaluated despite showing signs of sleep apnea, I often urge the patient to bring their husband with them to their next appointment with me.

"An NCR defense is one of the very few instances in criminal law where the burden of proof is actually on the accused, which means that it is much harder for the defense to make its case, especially since Magnotta refused to be evaluated by the Crown's psychiatrist.

FDA responded by refusing to even consider and evaluate any applications for AIDS home test kits for several years.

Wisely, it seems, Daniels and his staff refused to generalize and evaluated Darvish on his own merits.