Sentence examples for resist a forced from inspiring English sources

He would not say whether Migron residents would resist a forced evacuation.

From jobs to social support networks, and from children's schooling to bathrooms adapted for a disability, tenants will often have powerful reasons to resist a forced move.

The charity is dismayed by the ruling on age thresholds, arguing that at 21 women are much likelier to resist a forced marriage.

Inside City Hall, the calls poured in late Thursday, predicting a debacle: Hundreds of people sympathetic to the Occupy Wall Street protest were streaming into Lower Manhattan, vowing to resist a forced cleanup of the park taken over by demonstrators.

Most fought an unremitting rear-guard action in defense of their culture, Islamic faith and social institutions, resisting a forced conversion to Christianity by any possible means.

Bone fracture occurs when the bone strength (i.e. the ability of the bone to resist a force) is less than the force applied to the bone.

We believe our results are relevant for both PICCs and CVCs since our model focuses on the performance of the device when resisting a pull force.

The ability to resist a tying force is called tying resistance.

The results of samples tested, reconfirmed the very low tensile bond strength to be expected of masonry elements, emphasizing the inability of these types of materials to resist a tensile force.

The symmetrical counterpart structure (Fig. 4b) is designed to resist a horizontal force equal to V d  = βW = 0.2 W, 9% of which is decided to be sustained by each of the frames (λ = 0.36) and the rest of the horizontal load to be equally resisted by the two walls.

These results suggest that the equilibrium dissociation constant of the LFA-1/ICAM-1 isteregulateds regulated by the energetics of the outer activation barrier of the complex, while the ability of the complex to resist a pulling force is determined by the divalent cation-dependent inner activation barrier.