The space capsules also have to be able to withstand the impact when they reach the Earth s surface.

I withstand them.

No one can withstand anyone,

No one can withstand anyone,

No man can withstand Rome.

No nation can withstand her.

This assertion does not withstand scrutiny.

It can withstand a 400G shock.

No one is left to withstand anyone,

No one is left to withstand anyone,

You won't be able to withstand them.

Who shall withstand the power of God?

But years of tireless endeavour have enabled us to devise systems and to reorganize infrastructures so we can predict, withstand and reduce the impact of natural calamities.

They must therefore diversify their production and exports so that their economies can withstand without great harm the impact of fluctuations in export prices and terms of trade.

God forbid that it should have to withstand that.

Yet she was unable to withstand its strange fascination.

It is less able, however, to withstand looming budget cuts.

Estonia will stay united and will withstand the Russian pressure.

It can withstand very low phosphorus levels and high salinity levels.

We can't withstand a siege, Rome wasn't built as a fortress.

Her heart could not withstand the strain you put upon it.

But he was able to withstand the strength of my magic.

But it also includes physical resilience and the ability to withstand shocks.

The palace was formidable, with walls strong enough to withstand artillery fire.

And it's really about how systems, settlements, withstand shock from the outside.

But the guys tell me I'm the first to withstand even this.

Don't ask the Earth to withstand more than it was meant to.

41.1.1 This test method is intended to prove the ability of portable tanks and MEGCs to withstand the effects of a longitudinal impact, as required by 6.7.2.19.1, 6.7.3.15.1, 6.7.4.14.1 and 6.7.5.12.1 of the Model Regulations.

Borosilicate glass, which is commonly used in reagent bottles, can withstand thermal stress.

Vulnerability refers to the inability to withstand the effects of a hostile environment.

A strong guy could easily withstand 15 min, when dragged in the sea.

Moreover, younger patients, at least, can better withstand the side effects of cancer treatment.

They weren't able to withstand the wisdom and the Spirit by which he spoke.

A façade of normalcy cannot withstand the real dangers threatening the foundations of European societies.

Governmental brutality and intimidation can withstand the march of history for years, but not indefinitely.

And I won't even ask how he finds pants flexible enough to withstand the expansion.

The cajas had neither the corporate governance structures nor the management skills to withstand the crisis.

As a result, the region was able to withstand the ravages of the global financial crisis.

No materials are known that would withstand the tremendous heat and pressure in the inner core.

Of course, any other conditions, whether it's tsunamis or tornadoes, the Survivaball is designed to withstand.

Then it shouldn't be inconceivable to you... that the mind can withstand just so much pressure.

I am confident that no matter how searching this may be, the prisoner will withstand it.

The extensive list of sponsors is a demonstration of our solidarity as we stand together against the tragedies caused by such natural disasters and of our shared commitment to withstand their impact by a united force of the peoples of the United Nations.

In paragraph 41 of the annex to the same resolution, the Assembly envisaged that the rehabilitation phase should be an opportunity to restructure and improve facilities and services destroyed in emergencies in order to enable them to withstand the impact of future emergencies.

Perhaps they are right. But any financial system must be able to withstand shocks, including big ones.