Sentence examples for Grown opposition from inspiring English sources
Still, even as public opinion in support of legalizing marijuana has grown, opposition remains strong among many, including some law enforcement organizations, which warn that the use of the drug leads to marijuana dependence, endangers the health of users and encourages the use of other drugs.
The Shia Tehran regime had welcomed the upheavals in Sunni Tunisia and Egypt as "Islamic awakening" while describing home-grown opposition in the streets as "political moves".
As members of the Syrian National Council (SNC), the main opposition group in exile, continue to bicker, security forces rounded up a handful of moderate dissidents from two home-grown opposition groups which had hitherto been tolerated.
But Britain also needs a grown-up opposition prepared to debate the issues of the day, not a populist rabble interested only in echoing the wealth-hating delusions of the disaffected left.
Indeed if there were ever a time the country needed a serious, grown-up opposition party, this is it.
"But [the Labour party will] best serve this country by being a grown-up and constructive opposition," she said.
President Walesa might not be so restrained: he says he wants 80% of the votes in the coming election, for an overwhelming mandate ("I am not afraid about a victory but about its scale").Few people would accuse President Havel of being power-hungry, and in Tomas Masaryk he does have a home-grown model for the opposition activist turned successful statesman.
