Sentence examples for systematic refusal from inspiring English sources
Andrew Brown says (A systematic refusal to admit reality, 21 November) that the Church of England has committed suicide.
Each mention of "gridlock" under Obama must be wrought in truth: that "gridlock" was a deliberate and systematic refusal of the Republican Congress to work with him.
The systematic refusal of Arab governments to grant basic human rights to Palestinians who are born and die in their countries – combined with periodic mass expulsions of entire Palestinian communities – recalls the treatment of Jews in medieval Europe.
The Straubs, as they are generally known (they were married; Huillet died in 2006) had come to prominence as the creators of a meticulously Marxist-materialist presentation of the music of Johann Sebastian Bach, "The Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach" (1968), and the same systematic refusal of transcendence is at work here.
These findings suggest that the lower rates of CRC screening are due, in part, to potentially remediable healthcare provider variations in screening practices and not solely from patient-related factors or systematic refusal of testing by patients.
Albeit we will invest lots of efforts in avoiding refusals for participation, systematic reasons for refusal might affect the representativity of the sample.
It was a kind of systematic dishonesty and refusal to admit reality.
From this perspective, Voltaire might fruitfully be compared with Socrates, another founding figure in Western philosophy who made a refusal to declaim systematic philosophical positions a central feature of his philosophical identity.
About 30% of those invited refused to participate and no particularly systematic reasons were found for the refusal.
We did not observe systematic patterns of vaccine acceptance or refusal based on adolescent age or years of clinician experience.
The study makes a systematic assessment of cases of treatment refusal by users of psychiatric services when capacity is called into question in England and Wales.
