Sentence examples for resist intrusion from inspiring English sources
As his charity gets more attention, he accepts that his private life will come into the spotlight too, but he is determined to resist intrusion as much as possible.
It can provide the system to resist intrusions, and process in real-time by analyzing the attacks.
The show of support is a major boost to the small indigenous community of Sani Isla that has been resisting intrusions by Ecuador's state-run oil company Petroamazonas.
It was an indication that even hip-hop cannot resist the intrusion of Italian melody.
Consequently, the more professionalized the cadre becomes, the more likely it is to resist the intrusion of external forces.
Corporate America, normally quick to resist government intrusion, has kept strangely silent, as though businessmen are afraid of the consequences of sticking their heads above the parapet.The attack on BP seems to have paid off for the administration, in that the firm has caved in to most of its demands.
As a counterpoint, it notes the contrast with the UK, where medical professionals have been seen to resist the intrusion of accounting practices into the medical domain.
"U.S. government efforts to prosecute leakers by obtaining information from journalists has a chilling effect domestically and sends a terrible message to journalists around the world who are fighting to resist government intrusion," CPJ head Joel Simon said in a statement.
Main process of the restoration project was designed to bring freshwater of Yellow River to degraded wetlands and resist saltwater intrusion to increase the self-regulatory capacity of wetland ecosystem and plants in four degraded wetlands were restored naturally.
It is crucial to our economic and political freedom that we expose and resist the intrusions of the Winklevosses of the world into the interest and transaction-free domain of Bitcoin and its iterations.
This is not the first time the remote and pristine Kimberley has resisted the intrusion of a mining company.
