Sentence examples for resisting in the from inspiring English sources

"I'm resisting in the sense that I'm yelling about it," Gass once said in an interview.

These will mainly help the better-off.Indeed, the Ryan budget contains many affronts to Democrats, from repealing their prized health-care reform to instituting over the long run cuts to discretionary spending far deeper than those the Democrats are so doggedly resisting in the row about this year's budget.

This is a President who has been stubbornly dedicated to extricating the United States as much as possible from its post-9/11 wars and resisting — in the absence of any good options for decisive action — being drawn into Syria's catastrophic civil war.

Eighth Army had also received reports that the North Koreans had been fighting South Korean police who were resisting in the village of Hadong, one mile west of the pass.

"We will resist in the right time and the right place, so the resistance will be effective.

Jews resisted in the forests, in the ghettos, and even in the death camps.

The Justice Department under President Clinton has resisted in the past, but endorses the current bill.

"However, banning all your favourite treats will lead to cravings that can be impossible to resist in the long term".

Actors have said they want an increase in DVD compensation, which companies have strongly resisted in the past.

Will the temptation to operate plants well beyond their initial design lifetimes be resisted in the future?

"It would be strongly resisted in the United States to exempt the tar sands from any climate agreement".