Sentence examples for has resisted providing from inspiring English sources
The government has resisted providing information from the captured terrorist leaders.
The fund proposal — which did not yet have explicit endorsement from Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany — would represent a shift for Germany, which has resisted providing financial assistance to countries that get in fiscal trouble because of bad policy decisions.
The fund proposal, which Ms. Merkel has not yet formally endorsed, would be a shift for Germany, which has resisted providing assistance to countries that get in fiscal trouble because of unsound policies.
The ministry has resisted providing the Senate investigation with all the documents requested, she said, because the Copelands did not want to publicly reveal the names of the "partners".
The "University" of Phoenix, which is owned by something called "the Apollo Group," (probably named after the moon landing because its profits are astronomical), has resisted providing documents to Harkin's committee, the most important body in the federal government dealing with education.
Still, some banks and insurance companies have resisted providing fair value balance sheets, arguing that it can be misleading.
But the market is largely controlled by big financial institutions that have resisted providing customers with information about how bonds are priced.
And they have resisted providing a record of their transactions to a central clearing house, a provision of the Dodd-Frank bill that is still being developed.
The Supreme Court has consistently resisted providing more precision to materiality, despite efforts by companies seeking some definitive meaning to the term in certain contexts.
He said the US had previously "resisted" providing funds until Kenyan forces joined the African Union force known as Amisom.
The database includes 45 DNA samples from Central and South America and seven from Canada and the Arctic, but none from the lower 48 states, in part because U.S.-based Native American groups have historically resisted providing DNA samples, and because Reich felt that true informed consent was lacking for some samples.
