Sentence examples for resist the implementation from inspiring English sources
"We will resist the implementation of this agreement," said the Rev. Mark Chaves, head of the WordAlone Network, based in New Brighton, Minn., which grew out of an Internet discussion among 40 people opposed to the accord and now includes 4,000 people and 135 congregations.
I believe that the timing of these elections suits the government because the public hasn't had time to resist the implementation of the new measures.
The decision did not prevent racists from using a variety of legal tactics and their control of law-enforcement agencies to resist the implementation of Brown..
"The United Democratic Party will resist the implementation of any proclamation or other directives that are inconsistent with the Constitution," UDP wrote in a statement from Banjul on December 17. .
One of the consequences is that physicians may feel that their autonomy is being threatened and resist the implementation [ 7].
Plovnick [ 23] suggested that clinicians may also resist the implementation of ePHRs, as initially they are likely to slow productivity.
Unionists are still resisting the implementation of the bill which would, if introduced, have equal legal clout to the European Human Rights Act.
African Americans strongly resisted the implementation of these measures, and they seriously undermined Northern support for Johnson's policies.
Since then Straw and Blunkett have been at loggerheads, with Blunkett resisting the implementation of a promise repeatedly made to detainees' families that all nine would be brought back if a fair trial could not be secured.
The Conservative party resisted the implementation of this directive, and a future rightwing Tory government led by Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and Iain Duncan Smith would cast it on to the bonfire, along with other workers' rights – so allowing the wholesale undercutting of wages.
The city council resisted the implementation of Calvin's and Farel's ideas, and both men were expelled.
