Sentence examples for excuse to resist from inspiring English sources
China and Russia, the main obstructionists on the Security Council, will try to use that deal as another excuse to resist tougher sanctions.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies reckons that Mr Blair would need to increase taxation by £5 billion ($7 billion) a year if he wanted to extend his spending spree beyond three years.Mr Blair's hope is that the extra money will strip public-service providers of their excuse to resist his big reforms.
That drama script often becomes the perfect excuse to resist change.
They find any number of excuses to resist, especially if the prospective contractor is independent rather than captive.Dead linesExcuses are not hard to find.
Punning, it seems, like every non-deadly sin, is easier to excuse than to resist.
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It would be sadly ironic if South Carolina or other states opt to resist the march of history by writing a new excuse for discrimination into law.
Hizbullah's excuse for keeping Lebanon's last one is paling in the absence of an Israeli occupation to resist.
The executive director of the Refugee and Immigration Legal Centre, David Manne, said it was important for Australia to "resist the fact-defying myths contained in Carr's comments, and not use them as an excuse to retreat from our international obligations".
