Sentence examples for steps to resist from inspiring English sources

The Government is taking energetic steps to resist the movement.

"But the Parliament is not likely to provide support for any steps to resist these instructions," he said.

Afghanistan's non-Pashtun leaders are watching these discussions unfold with growing alarm so far they have taken few concrete steps to resist them.

This video turns our hearts towards the people of Timbuktu and against their aggressors, but let us heed its call for a stronger stance against this injustice and take steps to resist with our tongues and our hands.

Or, I understand how I am a part of these oppressive systems, take steps to resist these systems and, with the support of many other people, change the course of America's future.

Like Bellow, Asa Leventhal is determined not only to call out his enemies, such as Kirby Allbee, the antisemite who haunts his every step, but to resist the paranoia such vigilance breeds.

The Southern Poverty Law Center went a step further, vowing to "resist this guidance and all that it stands for" moving forward. .

And officials and companies in China are likely to resist steps they fear could jeopardize their industrial investments.

But clearly from Steven Ballmer's Saturday-night special — the letter he delivered to Yahoo — Microsoft at least publicly appears more worried about the steps Yahoo might take to resist any bid than anything else.

Infused with juicy West African steps, his compositions are hard to resist.

Russia and China, which have opposed economic sanctions, are likely to resist further steps at the United Nations, while the Americans and Europeans have warned of imposing more on their own.