Sentence examples for refusing to incorporate from inspiring English sources

At no point was this rejection of Keynesianism driven by superior empirical performance; it was all about the principle, about refusing to incorporate anything that wasn't derived from maximization all the way.

But some universities are refusing to incorporate their RyC researchers, despite the fact that a recent government initiative--the I3 programme--makes this much easier by offering to pay the first 3 years of any new permanent contract given to any researcher who has received positive evaluations.

Because of its bad experience with Hague, the band recorded the album via a process of negation, refusing to incorporate rock music clichés such as guitar solos or then-popular synthesizers, in order to give its music a timeless feel.

It also led the Nazis to refuse to incorporate "Jewish science" into their pure-bred Aryan reality.

So far the current home secretary, Theresa May, has refused to incorporate Kincora into the wider national inquiry into alleged VIP paedophile rings.

Orszag, in turn, refused to incorporate any of Axelrod's talking points that he didn't personally find credible.

If the past is indicative, the GOP may, like other social groups that resisted change and refused to incorporate difference, slowly implode leaving its traces in the dustbins of history.

The NFL refused to incorporate AAFC statistics into its own when the league dissolved and the Browns became part of the NFL, in contrast to the NFL's recognition of statistics from the American Football League AFLL) following the AFL-NFL merger.

On Tuesday, Utah Gov. Gary Herbert (R) asked Obama to approve his state's existing health insurance exchange despite refusing to consider incorporating it into the rest of Obamacare.

Schoolchildren turned up at a city commission meeting to express their feelings in music.The man who wants to build the condominium, Michael Baumann, has got a building permit from the city, and refuses to redesign his project to incorporate the circle.

The Ministry of Culture soon classified Mr. Khalezin's plays, including "Generation Jeans," a meditation on imprisonment for nonconformity that was performed at Under the Radar in 2008, as "not recommended for production," and also refused to allow the troupe to incorporate or register, which made it ineligible for official or even private donations.