Initially met with resistance, PIM went on to become the status quo for governments and major lending agencies.

In southern Sudan, earlier proposals for intercommunal reconciliation, following the August riots in Juba, met with some resistance.

I think the resistance we met early in the project's life was not against translation of content.

Unless the Women's Bureau found a new approach, it would meet with the same resistance from indigenous peoples that the patriarchal approach had met with for over 500 years.

The following day, an operation undertaken by MINUSTAH and the national police to arrest the main gang leaders in Cité Soleil met with strong resistance from gang members.

A Cold War style confrontation and containment policy from the West will be met with strong resistance from the Chinese, whose global leverage, particularly in finance, cannot be ignored.

Political reforms, privatization, anti corruption measures, a search for new leaders untainted by compromise with the former regime, and implementation of a pro European foreign policy met no resistance.

Such a scheme would likely be met with some resistance, with mobile phone producers arguing that, by increasing the cost of their products, the deposit system could undermine demand, especially from poorer customers purchasing cheap phones.

A preliminary draft of the Act that had specified each of the harmful traditional practices, including female genital mutilation, had met with resistance on the part of the vast illiterate Muslim population in rural areas.

The Committee met with

It is an important parameter with respect to the ship's drag, or resistance, especially in terms of wave making resistance.

Resilience should not be confused with resistance to change.

It appears that the provincial led campaigns were relatively more successful than campaigns carried out by the central government forces. The latter met with resistance from poppy growers in some areas, resulting in casualties on both sides.

Despite the high level of initial resistance that each report has met, over time they have all gained increasing currency and acceptance both within the region and among donors.

Yet the Palestinian resistance has responded with more rocket attacks.

Partisan and resistance fighter deaths are included with military losses.

The suggestion met with no objections.

Resistance.

In late 1944 and early 1945, Jewish members of the Polish resistance met up with Warsaw ghetto fighters in Lubin to form Bricha as a way of escaping the antisemitism of Europe, where they were convinced that another Holocaust would occur.

More importantly, can XDR TB be controlled? Resistance to anti TB drugs arises from selection of naturally occurring mutants with innate resistance to drugs.

Certain drugs also may be associated with insulin resistance (e.g., glucocorticoids).

The incident was met with anger online.

The independent expert met with local NGOs.

Celebrating Resistance

Attempts to enforce the rule have met unexpected resistance from teachers, who are obliged to rotate tasting duty they object that they are at school to teach students, not to taste food.

Attempts to enforce the rule have met unexpected resistance from teachers, who are obliged to rotate tasting duty they object that they are at school to teach students, not to taste food.

Two types of resistance to DDT are generally recognized (i) specific resistance developed directly in response to the use of DDT, and (ii) cross resistance (non specific resistance) as a result of the development of resistance to other insecticides such as pyrethroids.

Indeed, some tax collectors were met with violence.

If a sufficient flow of oxygen is met and the resistance in the coronary circulation rises (perhaps due to vasoconstriction), then the coronary perfusion pressure (CPP) increases proportionally, to maintain the same flow.

By contrast, growth hormone replacement therapy may be associated with increased insulin resistance.

Money Market Resistance

Understandably, this thesis has not met with universal approbation.

And El Sirgany's tweet was naturally met with skepticism

As with malaria, the TB bacteria had developed resistance to the traditional therapeutic drugs.

The 2007 law criminalizing the ownership of slaves was received with resistance and scoffing.

After World War I, the surrounding territory came under Italian control with some resistance.

Polish Resistance page provides information and maps which may be freely copied with attribution.

Antibiotic resistance, also known as drug resistance, was the theme of World Health Day 2011.

Where is our resistance?

The film has met with sharp criticism from netizens in Uganda and further afield, many of whom are skeptical of Invisible Children's understanding of the long running Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) insurgency and the film's focus on arresting Kony as the way to end the fighting.

Operation In the figure, formula_1 is the unknown resistance to be measured formula_2, formula_3 and formula_4 are resistors of known resistance and the resistance of formula_3 is adjustable.

Of these, six are pyrethroids, which in terms of resistance, should be considered as a single product, since resistance to one most likely mean resistance to the others.

The news of Layla's pregnancy was met with mixed reactions.

The regime claims that it is part of the 'resistance' with its senior partner Iran.

Others believed that Banksy sided with Assad, and condemned him for mocking a resistance that began with freedom graffiti.