Sentence examples for may resist state from inspiring English sources

Voters may resist state funding, but scandals will persist without it.

Elected officials and judges in some Southern states indicated that they may resist today's historic ruling.

Héctor Aguilar Camín, an advocate of the reforms and editor of Nexos, a highbrow magazine, expects the fiscal overhaul to force state governments to take more responsibility for tax collection, which local chapters of the PRI may resist strongly.

This dynamic throws each person into a different emotional state, one that can dictate their decisions; the reactor is often drowning in grief and denial, and may resist even if they know deep down the marriage is over.

Earlier the US secretary of state, John Kerry, said the US stands "absolutely squarely behind President Massoum", but urged restraint amid reports that Maliki may resist what he called a "coup" against his government.

But customers may resist.

But patient advocates may resist such a powerhouse.

Skeptics may resist the obsessive associations of sex and misrule.

A patient may resist a medical recommendation quite insistently.

Brazil may resist the currency board for a while.

He may resist it, but it's inevitable.