“You might not like me for that, but I will not resile from that as I would be failing you as the premier of this state if I ignored those issues.”

“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.”

“It brought an application for an order declaring unlawful and invalid the decision to resile from the agreement.”

“It resiles from recent thinking, however, in that it places health at the centre of this integration.”

“He resiles to some extent from so dogmatic an assertion in his addenda and corrigenda, pp.”

“He did not determine the matter, and yet in this case he seems to have resiled somewhat from that position.”

“In the instant case both experts resiled from more extreme positions.”

“This has meant resiling from positions that might alienate persuadable interests.”

“So I repeat, I'm not resiling from the position I took in 1980, but I think I would take a different view today.”

“It's been made clear many times and there is no question of Labour resiling from that position or retreating from it.”