Sentence examples for basis of resisting from inspiring English sources
Not everyone is likely to buy fully into this "first victim" scenario — certainly not Ukrainians, Estonians, Chechens or the many other ethnic groups that have, in some respects, built national identities on the basis of resisting Russia and the Russians.
Russias biopolitical project is characterized by the projection of conservative values and building political coalitions on the basis of resisting the Western liberal emancipatory biopolitics (exemplified, in particular, by EU principles of gender equality, anti-discrimination, pro-tolerance, etc.).
See id. at 1523-24 ("[attemptemptoto monopolize the market by making it impossible for others to compete runs counter to the statutory purpose of promoting creative expression and cannot constitute a strong equitable basis for resisting the invocation of the fair use doctrine".).
He also has an extremely narrow view of the constitutional right to privacy, an important basis for resisting government incursions on the rights of individuals.
The "slippery slope" argument has often been used by pro-gun advocates as a basis for resisting even the mildest of regulations, but Heller provided a Constitutional limit.
Instead of resisting, I discerned her suggestions.
In terms of cell wall architectures, xyloglucan is known to attach to cellulose microfibrils by means of hydrogen bonds and is proposed to tether adjacent microfibrils providing the mechanical basis of the resisting cell enlargement.
During his first six years in office, Bush disputed the scientific basis of climate change and resisted pressure from Europe and elsewhere for action to curb emissions because he said it would damage the US economy.
It is a precursor of squamous cell carcinoma, which was selected on the basis of its ability to resist extracellular Ca2+-induced terminal differentiation, and has distinctive keratinocyte morphology.
To gain insight into the molecular basis of its ability to resist salt stress, transcriptional changes were investigated during short-term salt exposure under controlled conditions as well as in long-term salt acclimated mature trees grown in natural environments [ 8, 9].
On this basis, the impacts on resisting transmission of chloride were studied to evaluate the protective effects of microbial self-healing cracks, through multiple characterization methods such as electrochemical test, visual examination of cracks surface, weight-loss ratio of reinforcements and chloride ion content.
