Sentence examples for lead resistance from inspiring English sources

In Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg's capital, the Greens have helped lead resistance to a grand project to shift the city's rail traffic underground.

President Robert G. Mugabe warned his critics not to stir up "anarchy" after the opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai vowed to lead resistance to a planned two-year extension to Mr. Mugabe's rule.

There she joined the Special Operations Executive (SOE), and after SOE training she parachuted back into occupied French territory to help organize and lead Resistance fighters in the 1944 D-Day assaults.

The intercept on the horizontal axis stands for the series resistance (R s), a reflection of conductive substrate resistance, and lead resistance.

Energy conversion measurements were performed under 1-sun illumination using a four-wire connection to eliminate the effects of the lead resistance.

The Dutch colonial government minimized the role of the religious leaders, the kyai and ulama, in an attempt to prevent them using their influence to lead resistance.

Maynard is a Trawlwoolway man and descendant of Mannalargenna, a leader of the north-east Tasmanian Indigenous peoples, who led resistance against British soldiers in the early 19th century.

Sir Rex Hunt, the governor of the Falkland Islands who led resistance to Argentinian forces during the 1982 invasion, has died at the age of 86.

Britain, which is making vast reductions in public spending, has led resistance to big increases in the E.U. budget.

"Afrikaners, whites should support the A.N.C.," Mr. Botha, 68, told the country in a series of newspaper, television and radio interviews about his plans to join the party that had led resistance to apartheid.

Continental's chief executive, Manfred Wennemer, who had led resistance to a deal with Schaeffler, asked the supervisory board to be released from his responsibilities by the end of August, Continental said.