Sentence examples for expected to resist the from inspiring English sources

The White House is expected to resist the increases.

FEW mortals could be expected to resist the Cheesecake Factory's central theme: deliriously rich desserts.

"And because the seller can be expected to resist the sale, no detail of the option may be overlooked".

People close to the commission said France's two representatives, Pascal Lamy and Michel Barnier, were expected to resist the call for an inquiry.

The Cheesecake Factory By ALICE GABRIEL FEW mortals could be expected to resist the Cheesecake Factory's central theme: deliriously rich desserts.

Under the plan, the federal agency that insures pensions would take on significant risk and is expected to resist the plan.

But Dr Rösler and other FDP leaders, who are not euro-populists despite their musings on Greece's solvency, are expected to resist this.Though the press is speculating that the government could break up over the euro, Mrs Merkel intends to soldier on until September 2013, when the next federal elections are due.

Those troops -- foreign volunteers and Afghans from the country's south -- are the core of Taliban support in Afghanistan and are expected to resist any attempt by the alliance to advance here.

The purge has been aimed at some of the old guard in the government and in the security services who might have been expected to resist automatically transferring their loyalty from the father to the son.

The chancellor is expected to resist pressure to offer extra help to the North Sea oil industry in the budget, despite large-scale job losses caused by the sharp decline in the price.

Luke will again be one of the dangermen this weekend, although the New Zealand coach Stephen Kearney is expected to resist calls for him to start the game, and stick with his established formula of switching Nathan Fien from hooker to scrum-half when Luke is introduced midway through the first half.