Sentence examples for resist the payment from inspiring English sources

Ironically, Ireland was on Apple's side in trying to resist the payment — perhaps in part because it all too well understands its relationship to the companies that subsequently pump hundreds of millions of euros in investment and jobs into their economies.

The state had originally resisted the payments, saying it would cost as much as $20 million a year.

The United States government agreed to pay compensation for the damaged property but not for the actual victims of the massacre, although Bayard was inclined to resist the requests for payments.

Cash payouts were preferable, the auditor said, but the financial adviser "strongly resisted the cash payment on the grounds that this will crystallize an immediate tax liability," according to a document provided to The New York Times by Mr. Woodford.

The law firm Weil, Gotschal & Manges told Olympus in a 2008 document, recently provided to The New York Times, that cash payouts were preferable, but that an unnamed financial adviser "strongly resisted the cash payment on the grounds that this will crystallize an immediate tax liability".

But leading Senate Republicans have made clear they will resist the proposed cuts in payments to private insurers.

But city officials should resist the idea of cutting the pension payments for the city's public workers, which averages $19,000 a year.

While the Golden Horde was suffering from internal conflicts, Dmitry stopped making regular tribute payments and encouraged the Russian princes to resist the Mongols' raids.

As tempting as it is to allocate higher payments to as many accounts as possible, resist the urge to do so.

Resist the temptation to tell.

Few Mexicans resist the temptation.