Sentence examples for order to withstand from inspiring English sources

In order to withstand this, one would have to be superhuman.

A nation is deemed a belligerent even when resorting to war in order to withstand or punish an aggressor.

Our responsibility is to ensure that the resilience of the system has been increased in order to withstand those (decisions)," Carney said.

Last week the EBA increased its estimate, from €106bn to €115bn, for new capital banks would need to raise in order to withstand the eurozone crisis.

I don't have to tell you that this is the moment when I must keep our country's energy future in mind in order to withstand the horrible agony.

He had to learn the differences between Japanese joysticks (precise, delicate, sensitive) and American (tough, in order to withstand the constant abuse of meaty, unskilled hands).

Cross-bracing or shear walls may be used to provide a structural frame with greater lateral rigidity in order to withstand wind stresses.

At least one of the inner glass plies is strengthened by ion exchange (see above) in order to withstand the impact of flying objects such as birds.

The special bottles used for sparkling wines are thicker than normal in order to withstand pressure of seven to nine atmospheres.

David Cumming, head of equities at Standard Life Investments, said that banks were "losing patience" with regulators over demands that they hold more capital in order to withstand another financial crisis.

Our cases establish that, in order to withstand this demanding inquiry, respondents must demonstrate that their methods of using race "fit" a compelling state interest "with greater precision than any alternative means".