Sentence examples for this is resisted from inspiring English sources

This is resisted by telecoms companies, because it enshrines network neutrality, which would prevent them from charging more for premium content, such as online video.

This is resisted bitterly by the unions, which realise that such local deals will undermine their own role in negotiating industry-wide deals.The biggest spurt of new jobs has come from last November's limited liberalisation of shop-opening hours.

This is resisted in equal measure by the Walloons who are generally more attached to the centralised Belgian state and who stand to lose massive solidarity transfers from the central government for their relatively impoverished region which has suffered hard from the flight of heavy industry, traditional manufacturing and mining to other parts of the world.

If this was resisted, it could lead to a second independence referendum, she said.

This was resisted by Thomas Helwys and other members of the group, who returned to England in 1611 or 1612 and established a Baptist church in London.

This was resisted by several healthcare professionals - some of them good friends - who thought he should have the chance to prepare himself.

He collects around £450,000 in annual subsidies (the European Commission moved to cap subsidies to big farmers but this was resisted by the UK).

This course is resisted as unnecessary & futile.

This view is resisted by many who see the question of the appropriateness of a reactive attitude as primarily an issue of desert.

This motion is resisted by hydraulic cylinders which drive generators inside the machine to produce electricity.

This motion is resisted primarily by viscous damping of the fluid, stiffness at the base, and to a lesser extent, mass (stereocilia and entrained water).