The board eventually complied, with a 2-0 vote — one of the two recalcitrant Republican supervisors did not participate.
Source: The Hill
Resource-consumer firewall
In the example of the resource-consumer dynamic, the goal is to develop synthetic microorganisms that can efficiently degrade certain anthropogenic xenobiotics such as plastic, recalcitrant chemicals, or oil spills.
Source: News-Medical.Net
Cristiano Ronaldo says he would 'NEVER' turn his back on his country as he slams reports about his behaviour during the World Cup in Qatar - and suggests he WON'T retire from PortugalCristiano Ronaldo speaks out for the first time since Portugal's shock eliminationPortuguese superstar said it had been his dream to win country the World CupDenied he had been a recalcitrant presence within the camp after being droppedPortugal became the latest victim of one of the World Cup's great upsets By Julian Bovill For Mailonline Published: 09:34 EST, 11 December 2022 | Updated: 11:28 EST, 11 December 2022
Cristiano Ronaldo has spoken for the first time since Portugal's shock exit from the World Cup at the hands of Morocco.
Source: Daily Mail
Used to the world of fine dining, he barely avoids melting down while dealing with recalcitrant employees, money problems and health code violations.
Source: Tom's Guide
Other times we had to select the recalcitrant device from the Add Displays pop-up menu in the Displays preference pane.
Source: TidBITS
But instead of heeding calls for punishment, the majority leader decided to cut “some slack” to the recalcitrant senator, who got to stay in the caucus and retained seniority on key committee assignments.
Source: The Washington Post
We see Pelosi working behind the scenes to get the votes necessary to pass the legislation, and if you’ve ever wondered how a speaker gets recalcitrant congressmen to change their votes, it’s fascinating to watch Pelosi in action.
Source: SF Chronicle Datebook
The labor market remains tight, with turnover rates still in the double digits, and employers having to deal with the consequences of having hiked wages to attract recalcitrant workers.
Source: SupplyChainBrain
Microbial production of recalcitrant dissolved organic matter: long-term carbon storage in the global ocean.
Source: Nature.com
Colorful characters like Hazel’s erratic parents, charcoal burner Rudy Gundrum, “half-witted” farmhand Frank Smith, belligerent Aunt Minnie Taylor, and recalcitrant Uncle William Taylor seemed like real-life counterparts to the Log Lady, Dr.
Source: CrimeReads
His recalcitrant and somewhat paranoiac nature made him at times an exasperating colleague.
Source: American Theatre
Proteome specialization of anaerobic fungi during ruminal degradation of recalcitrant plant fiber.
Source: Nature.com
The recalcitrant ennui of opener "NOTHING REMAINS," the devastating loss of "TERMINAL," the sun-streaked renewal of "REAL LOVE":
However surprising it may sound, SPARK is less a radical reinvention for Whitney than an honest accounting of how it feels when you move out of your past and into your present, when you take the next steps of your lives and careers at once and without apology.
Source: Broadway World
William McCaffrey, the second-in-command of troops in Vietnam at the time who investigated the incident, the green officer ordered some of his recalcitrant troops to join a unit on patrol, or else spend time in the stockade.
Source: Defense One
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