Sentence examples for resistance to accept from inspiring English sources

"We saw Burma's resistance to accept basic humanitarian aid last year following Cyclone Nargis — a decision indicative of that country's approach to the rest of the world," he said.

Iran agreed Tuesday, after months of resistance, to accept stricter international inspections of its nuclear sites and to suspend production of enriched uranium, which can be used to develop nuclear weapons.

Charles B. Craver, a labor relations expert at George Washington University, said workers and unions across the country could learn a lesson from the auto workers and what he sees as their stubborn resistance to accept concessions to keep the carmakers competitive.

Our qualitative analysis shows the previous resistance to accept any charging system, the lack of confidence on politicians and stresses the importance given to the use of revenues.

Take the apparent resistance to accept the claim that Socrates will always be something despite the fact that he died in 399 BCE.

It is an indictment of our resistance to accept change and an incitement to overreact to change.

Given the government's huge resistance to accepting even 3,000, no one is campaigning for the higher figure.

Debates about the reasons tend to focus on our resistance to accepting mortality, our own or others'.

Ms. Falk said the slow response to the trial lawyers' group was "a reflection of the resistance to accepting an uncertain amount" in the federal legislation.

Alston had also been one of five experts working for the UN who earlier this year wrote a heavily critical letter to Ban in which the secretary general's resistance to accepting any responsibility was torn apart.

At least 25 states have expressed resistance to accepting refugees fleeing Syria's civil war, and Republicans in Congress are preparing legislation that threatens to suspend a US refugee program for Syrians.