| One of the things that we should always avoid in universities is being forced by pressure to resile from our commitment to academic freedom. |
| The argument could not prevail because, whether or not the section was applicable, the decision to resile was not an administrative act. |
| I do not resile from what I've said and I remain angry at the loss of life that has taken place not far away from my constituency. |
| I do not resile from being constrained to point out injustices suffered by our clients as it is the job of any lawyer to do so. |
| Both political leaders have been under sustained pressure to resile from these positions since then. |
| The municipality's council resolved not to resile from the agreement but to conclude a settlement agreement designed to reach consensus on outstanding issues. |
