Sentence examples for would withstand that from inspiring English sources
People should not expect that the NDP would withstand that pressure.
Absolutely, they can withstand that".
Petrobras can withstand that hit.
Skelly couldn't withstand that pressure.
And although that means that the affects are subject to "geometrical" demonstration of the most rigorously rational kind, it does not mean that the affects themselves answer to rational norms, that is, that they appear in ways that would withstand rational scrutiny.
"There is a conventional wisdom that if you could have a credible, neutral trial for war criminals, that would create a historical record that everybody could agree on and that would withstand the forces of revisionism," he said.
Mr. de Blasio vowed that as mayor he would enact a version of the law that would withstand legal scrutiny.
Edward Skyler, a spokesman for the mayor, said Mr. Feinblatt had echoed the administration's belief that the city should adopt gun-control legislation that would withstand legal challenges.
A variant of this last approach holds that the relevant aims and desires are those that would withstand ideal reflection with full information unmarred by cognitive error (such as adding two and two and getting five).
The idea was to rule out other causes, to build a record that would speak for itself after the board dissolved and to create a case that would withstand the professional and amateur critics who inevitably pick at the conclusions of any investigation of a major catastrophe.
