Sentence examples for correctly resisted from inspiring English sources

The Fed, so far, has correctly resisted calls from its hawkish members to tighten its policies.

West cashed his two winners, then correctly resisted the temptation to give his partner a spade ruff.

House Republicans have correctly resisted the Senate's flawed approach, and we'll protect the president's flexibility to create an effective airline security system.

Mr. Aimard aggressively and correctly resisted making the preludes into "character pieces" — one-note jokes — but sometimes they simply lacked character.

In both cases, I think, the answer is no, and for the same reason that Mr. Dalack's gesture was correctly resisted by the mayor and the Village Council: What you approve when you become a citizen or join an organization or enter a university is not everything the entity does, but the general project of which it is the vehicle.

And that's a key reason that the Obama administration has correctly resisted Netanyahu's and AIPAC's demands to make nuclear weapon capability a "red line," rather than making the acquisition of a nuclear weapon a "red line".

This alternative formulation remedies the known systematic underestimations in the classical rating curve and correctly resists the degradation in data quality and availability, as shown in a series of problematic though realistic cases.

To help you breathe correctly, stand correctly.

Norodom, however, resisted the reforms, which he correctly perceived as infringements on his power.

And I resisted Facebook until someone pointed out (correctly) that I was being ridiculous: Having a social media presence today is like being listed in the telephone book in 1975.

They were names given to them by their enemies or more correctly, the Indians who worked with the United States Cavalry to fight the Indians who resisted the white ways.