Sentence examples for methods of resistance from inspiring English sources

"We have learned that peaceful methods of resistance like protests don't work," he said.

After the general election, I doubted that anyone would have any hope left at all, any desire to put aside their differences to organise novel methods of resistance.

His work is not based on religious belief or higher moral principles of peaceful human coexistence but rather is starkly pragmatic: his seminal 1973 trilogy, "The Politics of Nonviolent Action," lays out 198 methods of resistance that do not kill or destroy, including "sick-ins," mock elections and the refusal to use government currency.

Traditional and standard series analysis methods of resistance evolution were not appropriate.

The chapter presents the comprehensive overview of modern methods of resistance decomposition that was given by Larsson and Babe.

These methods of resistance have worked for this town ― and for Germany more generally.

Prof Ashworth described it as a "bit like the game whack-a-mole" with a new method of resistance popping up every time a drug kicks a cancer down.

But such reactions aren't so common in Wunsiedel anymore, in part because German citizens and organizations like mine ― EXIT Germany ― took it upon themselves to find another method of resistance: humor.

It's amazing how it was used, as I was saying, by the zazou – and the Hamburg Swing, who were like German zazous – during WWII as a method of resistance.

Ian Samuel, a Harvard lecturer who once worked for the Department of Justice, points out that refusing to work when asked to break federal law it not just a great method of resistance, it's also a protected one.

Samuel cautions that people should do their research and have all their affairs in order before attempting the "outright refusal" method of resistance, as there's a veritable Russian nesting doll of review boards and committees to contend with once that line is crossed.