Sentence examples for resist passing from inspiring English sources
Because Mr Castro has been painted as a fiend by powerful congressmen and Florida voters, President Clinton could not resist passing the Helms-Burton law three years ago.
I can't resist passing from Dickinson's ethereal "Blossom of the Brain" to the opposite extreme, Whitney Cranshaw's GARDEN INSECTS OF NORTH AMERICA: The Ultimate Guide to Backyard Bugs (Princeton University, $29.95), a Swiftian voyage into a much, much smaller world.
In the real world, members of Congress who care about sound budget policy should at least resist passing more tax cuts this year, or accelerating the timetable for future tax reductions.
They were awesome enough to put together a little video for us (bonus points for using our water mark, you PR geniuses), and we couldn't resist passing it along.
As I bonded with my new lip coach, I couldn't resist passing on a story someone told at my bridge club.
If you ask bankers why they resist passing negative interest rates on to their depositors, they usually express concern about losing customers to competitors.
So far, small employers have resisted passing on too much of the increase to their workers.
Previously, some have resisted passing on any or all of the drop.
Energy suppliers are resisting passing on the lower wholesale gas and electricity prices, citing a possible price freeze by a Labour government next spring.
He conceded he did not know "all the facts" and so wisely resisted passing judgment on "what role race played" in the incident.
Dozens of Connaught's contracts are still in limbo as legal wrangles and the need to cut costs mean many local authorities are resisting passing on the contracts to new operators without a pitch.
