Sentence examples for to resister from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who resists going along with others in a common course of action.
The USSR Ministry of Health started the Russian National Medical and Dosimetric Registry in June the same year to resister residents exposed to radiation.
In the late 1960's, he came to Austin, Tex., to recruit resisters to the Vietnam War.
Mildred used her work as an English instructor to recruit resisters to travel abroad to assist potential émigrés.
Discussion of whether or not to grant amnesty to war resisters had begun.
Many employers are reluctant to sack resisters: they are already half won over to sympathy with their cause.
Both it and the Afghan police, of whom there are currently 84,000, may end up being doubled.The aim of all this is to separate resisters from committed insurgents to turn the current gold-yellow map back to the lighter hues of 2005.
The satirical video appearance, sent to a political dinner on Monday night and later posted on YouTube, was Mr. Paterson's attempt to portray himself as a resister to the dysfunction of Albany.
They only pretend to be resisters".
In response to the resisters' letter, almost 100 reserve officers and soldiers wrote, "We are ashamed of you as fighters whose duty it is to fight alongside you".
I find Mr. Bush's dare to Iraqi resisters sickening at a time when American soldiers are being killed or wounded every day.
Granting the extraordinary courage of these men and women -- courage that nourished hope and revived the honor of conquered peoples -- their efforts provoked such brutal retaliation by the Germans, Keegan concludes, that they "brought nothing but suffering" to the resisters and their innocent compatriots.
