But we must be allowed to resist this impulse, too.
In an unwritten compact with Thatcher, he was allowed to resist most Scottish industrial closures in contrast to England.
During subsequent weekly training sessions, subjects were gradually allowed to resist the pedal action with more exertion as they progressed from a "fairly light" to a "somewhat hard" intensity level.
The concept of avoidance as an adaptive biological mechanism to allow lichens to resist or tolerate higher metal concentrations of metals than do non-adapted races/ecotypes of species is well established in vascular plants (Baker, 1981).
"Don't tell me there is any country around the world that people [are allowed to] resist the police with machine guns...you have to maintain law and order".
The founding family's controlling shareholding, and a blocking stake held by the state of Lower Saxony, where VW is headquartered, allow it to resist short-term pressures to pull out of any market that turns difficult.
Still, at the very least, Democrats say, their focus on the deficit will allow them to resist any further long-term reductions in tax rates when the bitter debate over an economic stimulus package resumes.
