Sentence examples for resist the charge from inspiring English sources

Doidge seems to resist the charge, however, that he is excessively optimistic.

One can resist the charge by asserting that some decision framings are more adequate than others and the better framings need not yield consistency with EU theory.

Democrats will be virtually on a par with Republicans on Capitol Hill and won't long resist the charge that Bush's is not a morally legitimate Presidency and will seek either to tie Bush's hands or to bend him to their will.

Nayar also takes up CTR's claim that PayPal would not un-restrict the account unless CTR authorized PayPal to withdraw funds from the checking account by default, "We can't do that without the authorization of an account holder, so a) We can't do it b) We don't do it c) Even if we did the bank would resist the charge".

It also warned that the longer they resist the charges and works are delayed "the more it will cost you in other charges such as fire wardens or scaffold costs".

The brothers Garry and Glenn Vian were also acquitted, after the prosecutor had to admit police could not be relied upon to ensure the defence had access to any documents detectives may have which could be relevant to resisting the charges.

Gilbert is under pressure to resist the Conservative charge.

The three men resist the most common charge against Archigram, that they dealt in unbuildable fantasies.

20 — You will feel strong because of tapering, but resist the urge to charge in the first few miles.

Looking back, older men urge you to listen, reflect back what you have heard, and ask how you can help - but resist the temptation to charge in and fix everything.

The torrent of insider trading cases filed in the last three years has put a spotlight on how defendants can resist the government's charges.