Sentence examples for when it declines from inspiring English sources

But if you begin by distinguishing between the core religious stance of awe before the wonders of the world and the innumerable ways of striking that stance, the state can be seen as honoring the religious impulse — defined broadly and not tied narrowly to specific observances — even when it declines to honor one of its nonessential instantiations.

(I won't spoil any surprises by saying just who.) At one point the movie's titular heroes drop in on a friend who's having a "bottomless" party at which there seem to be only female guests, and the movie loses some credibility when it declines to show the full extent of its stars' eventual participation in the festivities.

The rule prohibits short-sellers, who borrow stock and sell it in the hope of making a profit when it declines, from trading on shares when they are declining.

Don't forget market risk the risk of being in the stock market when it declines.

When it declines to talk to them they attack it with daggers, but it escapes.

Fame has less to do with the actual act of being famous and more to do with the reaction that one has to it (and when it declines).

But rather than go public with its concerns when it declined to participate in LJM3, Calpers privately explained its objections to Mr. Fastow, according to Ms. Macht.

The full NLRB, however, invalidated that ruling when it declined last year to assert its jurisdiction in the case.

He said the court indicated its interest in this issue in October when it declined to hear appeals from five states.

The ACLU has been criticized by liberals, such as when it excluded communists from its leadership ranks, when it defended Neo-Nazis, when it declined to defend Paul Robeson, or when it opposed the passage of the National Labor Relations Act.

The Supreme Court abdicated its responsibility to address fundamental questions of ethics and fairness when it declined to review the case of Charles Dean Hood, an inmate on death row in Texas.