Sentence examples for to resist future from inspiring English sources

Moreover, once trade barriers were lowered, a framework of international agreements would tether them down, making it easier to resist future demands to raise them again.

Many of those that survived the earthquake have had stiff plywood shear-walls installed between the parking bays to resist future distortion.

Tacloban knows it has to build back better to resist future storms, and part of that strategy involves an embargo on building near the seafront.

The same technology and training employed to eradicate terrorism could also be used to suppress minority groups or even to resist future United States military interventions.

Like anyone else, I can only try to resist future temptations to abandon principle for expediency, and hope that in the end my character is judged from the totality of my life, and not by its flaws alone".

Like anyone else, I can only try to resist future temptations to abandon principle for expediency, and hope that in the end, my character is judged from the totality of my life, and not by its flaws alone.

After an earthquake in 1861 that killed at least 5,000 people, the city of Mendoza was rebuilt with large squares and wider streets and sidewalks to help resist future earthquake damage.

But this spiteful campaign is a wake-up call to voters who must resist future attempts to politicize the courts.

"This is not just an attack on education as a public service; it is a direct assault on the right of students and the wider public to scrutinise and resist future fee rises," the group said, further accusing Universities Minister Jo Johnson of treating students as 'consumers'consumers

Such CD4+ T-cell restoration would require HSCs capable of generating new CD4+ T cells that can resist future HIV infection.

Experts and campaigners yesterday voiced concern that despite Google's insistence that it does not intend to become a defence contractor, the acquisition of a company with established links to the military might make such work hard to resist in future.