Sentence examples for resist implementing from inspiring English sources

David Cameron believes he will be able to resist implementing a ruling from the European court of human rights that prisoners must be granted the right to vote during his time in Downing Street.

They also explain how you might resist implementing these principles and show how you can use tapping to clear this resistance.

On one hand we have legislators screaming for "best practices" and on the other institutions that resist implementing best practices for fear of legislators' wrath.

The negotiations between the TWU and the PTC on a new contract dragged on, and in the absence of a contract the company continued to resist implementing the FEPC directives.

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and a dozen of his Republican colleagues have asked the Federal Communications Commission to resist implementing new rules targeting the makers of political advertisements in the absence of Congress passing new disclosure legislation.

When SB 1070 was due to take effect, a number of cities around the state (including Tucson) voted to support lawsuits against the measure and to resist implementing its most draconian provisions.

Osborne has so far resisted implementing all the recommendations of Tory peer Lord Heseltine, who has called for a serious amount of regional devolution.

*** It is ironic that the Macmillan cabinet that resisted implementing Wolfenden seems to have contained more "closet queens" than any other of the century.

In other instances, opposition even within the more closed bureaucratic arena can prevent policies from being implemented, as even apparently uncontroversial policies are resisted by implementing actors.

If the pressure for implementation is low, passive implementation will occur, which means that the grassroots governments do not openly resist policies but implement policies perfunctorily without achieving the core objectives of the policies.

Male or female, resist the urge to implement endless action items.