Sentence examples for resistant party from inspiring English sources

On "Each Day Gets Better," which features horns and a sample of the Four Tops, the woman is the resistant party.

The Obamas' invitation also came as the president was starting a strategy of outreach to Republicans in Congress – through calls and meals – to reach around their resistant party leaders and seek common ground on the budget and other issues.

We provide them with enforcement and funding, and we sometimes act like the gorilla in the closet when needed — when a state is negotiating with resistant parties".

The more worrying changes have come in the Senate, traditionally more resistant to party discipline.To start with, conservatives mounted a ferocious campaign to stop Arlen Specter, a moderate Republican from Pennsylvania, from becoming chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee (this oversees judicial nominations and will become the main forum for conflict over the Supreme Court).

For our part, we welcome those attempts to divide and discredit, because that gives us the opportunity to show the American people just how resistant the parties and the partisans are to democratic change.

By the early 1980s, the FN featured a mosaic of ideological tendencies and attracted figures who were previously resistant to the party.

And Click Forensics' Cuthbert says that Google has lagged behind Yahoo! in addressing the problem and has been more resistant of third-party auditing.

Study participants were generally resistant to using third party recruiters and explained this resistance as related to costs: "I would say within the last five years we have probably only gone and used a head hunter, my recollection is probably twice...and...it's expensive... it's a lot of patient care money that we'd have to divert".

These squads are, by and large, resistant to any threats their party bosses may make.

They also underscored the reasons that the party system is resistant to change.

Florida Democratic leaders said they were resistant to bowing to the party's demands, having already refused twice.