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to resist {verbo}
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Traduzione inglese-svedese per "to resist"
"to resist" traduzione svedese
to resist {verbo}
to resist [resisted|resisted] {v.} (anche: to buck)
to resist [resisted|resisted] {v.} (anche: to buck, to withstood)
The more mobile the tax source, the harder it is to resist this pressure.
From this point of view, I cannot resist the pleasure of repeating a warning.
Resist the urge to date children born the same day they invented the cell phone.
A final point, which I cannot resist making – Mr Evans will not be surprised by this.
They are also in a better position to resist these evils if they do encounter them.
to resist [resisted|resisted] {v.} (anche: to oppose, to go against, to disagree, to counter)
Developing countries have shown a new determination to resist such marginalisation.
We should resist any last minute attempts to reverse that decision.
I suggest it is a step too far and one that nation states should rightly resist.
He said very plainly that his government would resist any attempt to take away the veto on taxation.
It should stop resisting a true audit on itself and must publicise its financial interests on the Internet.
to resist [resisted|resisted] {v.} (anche: to oppose, to discourage, to counter, to thwart)
We must continue to resist it.
Regarding the Cartagena Protocol, it must be aid that our own European Commission tried to resist clauses to introduce Cartagena into the
It is essential that any attempts to dilute or weaken these rights in any way through the Convention in question be successfully resisted.
to resist [resisted|resisted] {v.} (anche: to oppose)
So Europe is not just an example now to emulate; it's an enemy to fight and to resist.
to resist
The cause of the Timorese people demonstrates that it is worthwhile fighting, that it is worthwhile to resist.
However, in the likely scenario of Sudan ’ s continuing to resist UN efforts, the UN must take a stronger stance.
I and the Committee on Budgets will be resisting in the vote this week a number of amendments in relation to those allowances.
to resist [resisted|resisted] {v.} (anche: to weather)
I am glad we have resisted that so far and we must resist it in the future.
We must resist those siren voices and we must resist this report.
– If there has been a shift in Europe’ s position, it is because a people has managed to resist.
Does the Council agree that we have to resist the Chinese attempts to get the arms embargo lifted?
Firstly, we must resist the pressure for a narrow round of debate, wherever that comes from.
to resist [resisted|resisted] {v.}
So Europe is not just an example now to emulate; it's an enemy to fight and to resist.
However, in the likely scenario of Sudan ’ s continuing to resist UN efforts, the UN must take a stronger stance.
I and the Committee on Budgets will be resisting in the vote this week a number of amendments in relation to those allowances.
The problem, of course, is that the peoples suffering the 'benevolence ' of the European Union and its imperialist friends insist on resisting their liberators.
to resist [resisted|resisted] {v.}
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