Sentence examples for does not resist the from inspiring English sources

We summarize three shortcomings of it: the USB cable is very easy to be monitored; the disk is not applicable to a big group and does not resist the corruption attack.

You have commitment issues?' " Not that Mr. Shandling is equating himself with any of the major above-the-title divinities, but he does not resist the image of himself as a slightly lesser celestial being, navigating from one star date to the next.

Bernard Williams does not resist the claim that the appropriateness of blame entails reasons, however, and offers a way of explaining the appropriateness of blame when an agent appears to have no relevant internal reasons to act otherwise than she did.

Moreover, the woman does not resist the process through which she loses her self-worth because "she arrives at her sense of incompetence and estrangement…on the basis of reasons that are valued by a scientific establishment which is socially validated and which she trusts" (Benson 1994, 657).

Despite the artist's objection to documentation, Sehgal does not resist the commercialization of his work, which is created in editions of "constructed situations" that can be recreated.

Jefferson might have added, what government preserves legitimacy if it does not resist the protests against it, if it does not defend its right to govern by virtue of election?

"She doesn't resist the unconventional," said Mr. Dodiya's wife, Anju, a successful artist whose watercolor paintings with charcoal were exhibited in the "Subject of Death" exhibition.

Steven, as if to compensate, has become a kind of protégé to Townsend, who, it's pointed out, doesn't resist the internet.

But that's the kind of problem critics fear we will eventually see if the UK doesn't resist the EU's roll into justice and crime-fighting.

If it doesn't resist, the turtle is not a healthy turtle.

DO NOT GET UP! Do not resist the Team!