Beyond the technical challenges lies resistance from unionized workers and communities worried about jobs.
Deeply Catholic Anjou, where Gesté lies, resisted the revolution, and its church buildings suffered when the resistance was suppressed.
The bigger problem lies in resistance to any changes that threaten the short-run profitability of powerful industries.
Several recent reports show that the metabolic syndrome is associated with a large increase in the risk of cardiovascular events (Lakka et al 2002; Girman et al 2004) and several pieces of evidences suggest a common pathophysiological background for this syndrome, at the center of which lies insulin resistance (Zimmet 1992).
Two lay members whose resistance helped scupper an earlier move in 2012 said they would vote for the new legislation.
The result was similar when Guderian's tanks, having crossed the Dnieper River on July 10, entered Smolensk six days later and converged with Hoth's thrust through Vitebsk: 200,000 Soviet prisoners were taken; but some Soviet forces were withdrawn from the trap to the line of the Desna, and a large pocket of resistance lay behind the German armour.
Imagine being seized in Afghanistan or Pakistan, where you were, perhaps, a completely innocent man, sold for a bounty, or a Muslim soldier, fighting other Muslims in a civil war whose roots lay in the resistance to the Soviet occupation of the 1980s, which was partly funded by the United States.
This information, when coupled with secular surveillance data, will provide a broader picture of evolution of resistance and lay the groundwork for understanding genetic mechanisms of resistance development and dissemination.
The key to minimizing resistance lies in understanding how these factors affect resistance emergence and incorporating them in dosing regimen design.
However, it should be noted that when lay people talk about "resistance", this term could mean human resists to antibiotics rather than microorganisms to antibiotics.
