For many years, I resisted reviewing, feeling ill-equipped to pass judgment.
It is clear that for 30-keV exposures, this AR is two to five times better than the resists reviewed in the 'Background' section.
He suggested several reasons that the office might resist rigorous reviews of certain cases.
John L. Martin, a former senior Justice Department official who spent a career involved in national security, said he believed that the administration should welcome, not resist, a review of its performance.
Traditional institutional interests, almost always more comfortable with established arrangements and known devils than new arrangements and unknown devils, will predictably resist any review of the 62 year old law that underpins the national security state.
It is also important to realise that when 'stable' patients may resist regular review, anxious about the prospect of change leading to renewed problems [ 22].
The pressure for a fiscal takeover notched up when Mayor Milton Milan, who had resisted the review board, was indicted March 31 on federal corruption charges.
Senior managers in the division "resisted the review in a manner that caused the final audit report to be more favourable to the business than it would otherwise have been" and "delayed and interfered" with other reviews.
But the banks have resisted the review, pointing to a 1999 report prepared for Congress as evidence that they have already been audited, and tying up the new demands with legal challenges in Mexico's glacial judicial system.
But the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, which is in charge of noise legislation, has resisted a review to UK law.
