But on Tuesday, Congressional Democrats said it would take at least until early next week for the House to act, citing resistance among some Republicans to the administration's rescue plan for Fannie and Freddie.
The cited resistance values are not related to the figures.
As her reason, she cited resistance to her appointment by Nobel laureate Susumu Tonegawa, who heads the rival Picower Institute for Learning and Memory at MIT. Karpova's supporters say Tonegawa sent e-mails to Karpova that were inappropriate and intimidating and that senior MIT officials refused to intervene.
Some of us, like the Japanese-Americans who were subject to poor medical care or overly trigger-happy guards citing "resistance" in the internment camps of WWII, have not.
The hallmark of Mr. Sharp's work is well-tailored to Mr. Mubark's Egypt: He argues that nonviolence is a singularly effective way to undermine police states that might cite violent resistance to justify repression in the name of stability.
A.Q.H.A. members also cited water resistance as a design priority, because cattle must be herded even in pouring rain.
The decision was widely telegraphed after U.P.S. withdrew its offer this month, citing regulators' resistance to the deal.
They had tried to strip the party's platform of language deemed as discriminatory toward LGBT individuals, but threw in the towel after citing steep resistance from the RNC.
Referring to rumours that she had attempted suicide in response to the growing pressure on her, Ms Rousseff cited her resistance to torture when she was arrested by the military dictatorship and jailed in Sao Paolo between 1970 and 1972.
He cited drug resistance, a poor understanding of the disease and persistent social stigma in developing countries as contributory factors to this.
"It's a virtual certainty at this point," a senior aide to a GOP Senator told VICE News, citing Democratic resistance.
