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The goal is highly commendable and should not be resisted even by lawyers.

In the UK, the main political parities have resisted allowing a house construction boom for two main reasons.

An idea like this would be actively resisted by the large internet publishing companies ( Google and Facebook, etc.

Initially they only wanted to audit the books and renegotiate terms, only after they resisted that effort they considered nationalizing.

The business side resisted attaching a numeric benefit to the features, presumably because that's hard.

It resisted many crises, and it's one of the most powerful economies in the world.

It can and should be resisted to the greatest extent possible at every turn.

I haven't met any other researchers who have resisted our definition, but there are other definitions.

I've seen some post that claimed insider knowledge that Taylor was fired because she resisted further monetization of the AMA series.

She resisted any treatment until she was completely incapacitated.

And the previous government was anything but obedient, as a matter of fact all three governments that were called to implement reforms resisted as much as they could.

>Bob fought with Vector's board of directors, insisting the company should sell an IBM PC compatible machine, but Lore and the board resisted.

Mozilla resisted providing this "update channel" (Firefox ESR) for years, but eventually yielded to the desires of large IT departments.

So apparently in the 1997 paper on the 20-year legacy of the signal, Ehman wrote that he resisted "drawing vast conclusions from half-vast data." That's a bit of a hidden signal too, I think.