What is certain, however, is that -- having telegraphed its willingness in principle to do so -- the United States will be hard pressed to resist demands that will make the treaty even more unacceptable to the Senate than it is at present.
In an answer to a question, Ms. Anderson said that she and her colleagues were very sensitive to the possibility that the organization will resist a radical change to the new agencies.
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Common sense and experience strongly suggest that the temptation to leverage the 2010 Schedule UTP will be too great to resist.
With "smart" technology in the ascendant, it will be hard to resist the allure of a frictionless, problem-free future.
The ultra-Orthodox Shas party is likely to resist any change to Israel's draft law, and the pro-settlements Jewish Home party will likely resist attempts to restart talks with the current Palestinian leadership.
The Portuguese had no will to resist this costly expansion of government control, so they complied with those directives, and now the Portuguese people have to import seafood and orange marmalade.
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The temptation to reach again for the top prize in politics will be hard to resist.
As for universities varying the grades students need to get on courses depending on their background - and the use of what is called "contextual data" - some already do that, but the sector will resist any attempt to bring in an across-the-board rule on it.
Part of this is a ritual appeal to the regulators, who will firmly resist any effort to block access.
At least during the new government's first three months, when it will push through its main economic measures, the opposition will be in no shape to resist, argues Jose Luis Machinea, Mr de la Rua's likely economy minister, who ran the central bank under Mr Alfonsin .
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The bargaining power of these countries will increase and they will be able to resist the Americanization of South Asian cultures, by pooling their resources to develop a huge cultural base that portrays Asian values.
The worry is that if Mr Byers cannot make up his mind on relatively low-key issues like milk and ice cream, how will he be able to resist the far more serious pressures that will be exerted on him over car prices and supermarkets, both currently the subject of competition inquiries?
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The world is different when it's the people you know, and I do not think we will be able to resist the forces of change when our friends are dying on screen, in front of us, and we know that we could do something but have decided not to.
Though the need for glasses will be impossible to resist in most people, reading in good light and using clear type will help reduce the strain on the eyes.
Our Chancellor of the Exchequer, who in December will resist pressure to loosen constraints on public spending (the so-called "spending envelope" will not be increased, which means that any increase in public-sector investment will be financed by cuts elsewhere), is alarmed that backstop measures to reduce America's public sector deficit are draconian - and, if implemented, would force the US (and probably Britain) back into recession.
Will you resist the temptation to get a government handout for your community?
This is surely wishful thinking, since it assumes that politicians will resist the temptation to go on a spending spree.
It is not just accountants who hope it will resist the temptation to put too much flesh on the old law's bones.
Luckily, Australians will resist the temptation to let the result rest.
Finally, I believe it is incumbent on this Committee and others concerned about safeguarding national security at the lowest responsible cost to resist policy initiatives that will add substantially to the defense burden we must bear.
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We have taken the necessary steps to make sure that the social security systems will resist in the future and that the competitiveness of the German economy is strengthened.
Finally, it is incumbent on all those anxious to avoid unnecessary defense expenditures to resist policy initiatives that will add substantially to the defense burden the United States must bear.
Even skeptics will struggle to resist the pressure for further money printing from politicians and those mainstream economists who have staked their careers on the belief that deter-mined central banks can always conjure up the necessary demand to keep economies growing.
The NDP's old guard will also resist Mr Mulcair's desire to move the party closer to the centre.
If the Bush administration is unable or unwilling to resist such globotaxes, it will fall to the Congress to do so.
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It also seems likely that the German government will not adequately resist such pressures, much as it sought to reopen the border issue with Poland a few short years ago after a bilateral reconciliation agreement had been concluded between Bonn and Warsaw.
He has absolute power, and it will be hard to resist the Dark Side.
" Still, the British-born strategist thinks China will continue to resist devaluation -- "it does not benefit them.
When I join the adults in the rat race, will I still be able to resist this feeling of absurdity?
Paradoxically, the British financial super-regulator will be expected to resist plans for a single European super-regulator in its own image.
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