Sentence examples for resisted the argument from inspiring English sources

Mr. Malvo resisted the argument.

Justice Stephen G. Breyer initially resisted the argument, saying that Scottish courts, like American ones, should and would take account of the views of foreign courts on questions relevant to cases before them.

But Key has resisted the argument that the debate is empty symbolism, arguing, somewhat implausibly, that a change in flag "has got to be worth billions over time" in brand recognition.

Maliki is said to have vehemently resisted the arguments of Ambassador Khalilzad, among others, to wait until after the religious festival of Eid al-Adha, which began for Sunnis that day.

Even so, the cardinal resisted the arguments of some of his younger clergy that the church should follow the example of church militants elsewhere and oppose the regime, by arms if need be.The Vatican declined to condemn General Pinochet's regime publicly; it had disliked Allende's Marxism more.

Ms. Ignagni resists the argument that managed care has been a failure.

Certainly Obama should resist the argument that he must fire McChrystal in order to establish his own authority.

Certainly, the West should resist the argument that it, through the IMF, should bail out Russia in return for co-operation over Kosovo.

On the one hand, it is hard to rein in the very companies they have nurtured; it is also hard to resist the argument from repressive regimes that they need such technologies to monitor extremists.

The President's children resist the argument that their undivested assets, their behavior, and their willingness to mix government service and personal profit present a target to adversaries and allies alike.

In the following three subsections, other ways of resisting the argument will be discussed.