Their corporate autonomy ensured that they were able to resist intervention from the new modern state.
If hospital staff asserts that you or your baby are in danger of health risks or death without medical intervention, remember that your goal should be a safe delivery; do not resist intervention if it can prevent harm to you or your child.
Third, public health officials believe that interventions towards this group are generally less effective and, sometimes, less efficient than other groups because of their tendencies to resist interventions and/or their lack of freedom to choose healthy environments to live.
Even when his family was dying of hunger, he resisted Qing intervention.
Few industries have so resisted government intervention, or even assistance, a legacy of the trade's segregation in the shtetls of Europe.
More than 40 townspeople who resisted the intervention were also arrested on charges of illegally possessing weapons — a flimsy cover for a questionable operation.
In the 31 years since the People's Republic of China and the United States established diplomatic relations, Chinese officials have often resisted American intervention on human rights, calling the issue a domestic matter.
Nero, with the support of Seneca, resisted the intervention of his mother in his personal affairs.
Confidence in government is at an all-time low, and consequently, the public resists intervention by a government it views as incapable of solving its problems.
In the absence of these interventions, there is a risk that the targeted populations may resist treatment [ 9, 39].
