Sentence examples for resisting the use from inspiring English sources

As one German political scientist put it: "You think we are naïve for resisting the use of force.

Several Republicans said they had been damaged politically because they were perceived as resisting the use of federal employees to upgrade the screening of air travelers and baggage.

The board had tried to make the change because some nursing homes were closing their polls earlier than the law allowed or resisting the use of their polling places for nonresidents.

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Some of it has already exploded onto our streets -- the attempted Glasgow airport bombing was by Iraqis who said they were "resisting" the use of torture in their country.

When the Bush administration began PEPFAR, it resisted the use of generic drugs, at the behest of the pharmaceutical industry.

Teachers and unions initially resisted the use of the check, which followed the coalition's introduction of compulsory synthetic phonics to teach literacy in state schools.

She condemned the distribution of pamphlets featuring racist caricatures and successfully resisted the use of offensive references to the Jewish people.

Nonetheless, many Republicans said they would try to resist the use of the domestic security label as a vehicle for disguised pork-barrel spending.

Nintendo long resisted the use of Game Boys for anything unrelated to games, but in recent years it has softened its position.

District attorneys across the country have resisted the use of conviction rates as a measure of success, Scott Burns, executive director of the National District Attorneys Association, said.