Sentence examples for has resisted deeper from inspiring English sources
Since the early 1950s Britain has resisted deeper European integration, not just for ourselves but for all the rest.
Mr. Bush emphasized that he would never make any reductions that the Pentagon did not endorse, but it has long been the Pentagon that has resisted deeper reductions in warheads.
France has resisted deep cuts, worrying that they risk stifling the economic recovery.
Edmund J. McMahon, a senior fellow at the conservative Manhattan Institute who has studied state and local government spending in New York, said that like many local governments across the state, Westchester has resisted deep cuts in programs, as well as major reorganization that could save the county millions.
To demonstrate UKFI's independence from Osborne, Budenberg said he had resisted deep cuts to bonuses suggested by the chancellor on the grounds the reductions were not "commercially acceptable".
Brokaw, for example, has been hammered by critics like David Halberstam for preaching the value of foreign news while presiding over a program that has cut it to the bone; and yet Brokaw argues, in his own defense, that he has resisted still deeper cuts.
WASHINGTON — For two years, President Obama has resisted being drawn deeper into the civil war in Syria.
But the United States has resisted making such deep cuts, saying it would consider reductions to a level of 2,000 to 2,500 warheads.
The report singles out four for close scrutiny, which an official said ran the gamut: one that is trying to move toward change, another that has resisted any change and two with deep strategic ties to the United States as well as religious tensions.
Trump and Republican leaders are looking to implement deep corporate tax cuts that Obama has resisted.
