Sentence examples for resides from inspiring English sources

The true danger resides in the extremist and anti-democratic values of Theresa May and her deluded advisers, and in politicians' self-interested fear of being cast as supporting terrorism.

The source of sovereignty resides entirely in the state, not the individual.

No, the party leader who really needs to wake up and smell the cordite this weekend resides south of the border in the constituency of Dublin South-West.

"The girl, who had been taken illegally from her family, was claimed by one of her parents who resides in the United States," the statement had said.

The main store of the resulting footage resides in the US National Archives in Washington.

Around the same time Kadyrov said Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the former oligarch who became an opponent of Putin and now resides in Switzerland after spending a decade in prison, was now his "personal enemy".

It invites a different way of thinking about leadership, where the responsibility for delivering high quality compassionate care resides within and across organisations, and relies heavily on how leaders build relationships.

Public ignorance of what is really going on resides in two complementary facts: the idleness of reporters and the arrogance of scientists.

The governors want one of their own in the White House to reassert the tenth amendment to the constitution, which says that all power not explicitly given to the federal government resides with the states and the people an idea, they reckon, compromised by years of centralisation".After the Republican revolution of 1994," says Tommy Thompson of Wisconsin, "everybody talked about devolution".

But merging will require tact, since Paribas's value resides far more in its investment bankers than in other assets.

Even so, the budget vote in the House of Representatives at the close of 2013 marked an important shift.By voting for the deal, House Republicans defied the unelected bit of the party which resides in think-tanks, lobbying organisations and political action committees by 169 votes to 62.