premise: Denmark, backed by the United States and 13 other countries, filed a resolution Thursday denouncing Chinese human rights abuses, despite threats from Beijing and deep European divisions over the issue.
  Danish Ambassador Tyge Lehmann waited until literally the last minute before presenting the resolution to the UN Human Rights Commission in Geneva at 1559 GMT in order to muster maximum support.
  The 53-members of the commission will vote on the text next Tuesday, but diplomats believed that, as on all previous occasions, the anti- China resolution would be defeated through skillful Chinese lobbying.
  Denmark's motion received support from nine fellow EU members, the United States, Norway, Switzerland, and Iceland.
  But, for the first time, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Greece all withdrew their support, ending EU unity on the issue.
   What is one thing that could cause the resolution to be defeated?
hypothesis: skillful Chinese lobbying