The phrase 'resist power' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to denote a refusal to submit to the authority of another person or group. For example, "The people of the town rose up in protest and vowed to resist the power of the oppressors."
The confounding part about this political organisation is that they resist power and hierarchy – at least for now.
The character was, above all, a tribute to artists who dare to resist power in dark times.
Impartiality demands an active attempt to create balance, to resist power, to tell the dark side of the celestial tale being pummelled into the minds of undergraduates by the richest City cults.
The outer-sole produced in such way has more enhanced supporting and resisting power (Reebok News Stream 2016).
Even though they resisted power, Fawcett reminds us, liberals were the creators of colonial empires, defending them "when needed with ruthless force" because they "brought progress and modernity in the form of schools, medicine, science trade and rising prosperity".
German troops were followed by four Einsatzgruppen, whose task was to murder groups who might resist German power.
In 2001 Northwestern University law professor Robert Bennett suggested a plan in an academic publication to implement a National Popular Vote through a mechanism that would embrace state legislatures' power to appoint electors, rather than resist that power.
Perhaps not even he can resist the power of the Force.
If we start to describe unions as a force not only to resist corporate power, but also to enhance people's work lives, this will resonate.
Iraq's governing parties still resist sharing power.
The lyrics told us to resist the power of oppression.
