Many teachers will not put up this much of a fight, but some do.
But the Lebanese army, hopelessly outgunned, does not put up much of a fight.
As Potter notes, McCain did not put up the public-financing certificates as collateral.
Translated, states could not put up barriers to goods coming from other states.
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None of this is good news for creditors, who will surely not put up with the situation for long.
The private sector, presumably knowing a dud when it sees one, will not put up money for the bridge.
She applied for a loan equal to the full value of the land but does not put up any collateral.
Although NYTimes.com gets double the traffic of WSJ.com, for example, the Times has not put up their paywall yet, which will inevitably lower their unique visitor stats.
The Hamilton affair refused to go away and continued to cast a shadow over the party, despite William Hague's instance that he would not put up with any sleaze.
The deadline for comments was due to be 2 July, but notices put up on the pay phones were not dated and some were not put up at all.
Tony Stammers, the Health and Safety Officer for the trust, also said they could not put up a fence, as this could cause problems of flooding, if debris was caught in it.
Clearly, we cannot - and should not - put up with any of this.
But it took 36 hours for RIM to give the world any explanation of what had happened - and as far as I know the company still has not put anyone up for interview.
It was the only way, really, of getting to the roof at that point, as the protesters had put barbed wire around the outside of the roof so that they could not put ladders up and get to them.
I'm not going to put up with it and I'm going to do whatever it takes.
The decision not to put her up was taken by the IAAF and the South African federation.
It is discriminatory and women are not going to put up with it.
Of course the big question for many active fund managers, especially those focused on equities, is whether or not they can put up with the transparancy that ETFs must provide investors.
"What is frustrating is that you are a yard away from the man that's clearly offside looking along the line and the referee's standing the other side of you and does not put the flag up, " said Jefferies.
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Though survey evidence shows that the British are less satisfied with their health service than other nations are with theirs, and want more money spent on it, come election time they vote with their wallets and choose governments that promise not to put taxes up.
This is because while McClendon does have to put up 2.5% of the costs of each well drilled in order to get his stake in the well, he does not have to put up 2.5% of the billions upon billions of dollars spent to acquire the giant blocks of acreage that surround those wells.
You could either not bring it up or you could not put yourself in a forum that allows you to discuss them directly with those that are making those decisions.
Moscow's mayor, Yuri Luzhkov, beat his favourite populist drum, warning shops not to put their prices up.
Further, the basic rules of CDS contracts were changed: everyone, AAA rating or not, must now put up those daily margin calls.
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