Sentence examples for achieve opposition from inspiring English sources

These "concerti" achieve opposition mainly through the polarity of upper part(s) and bass, including such dispositions as two tenors and bass, tenor and two trombones, or two sopranos and two basses.

Within each era examined, the prime considerations of the discussion are the meanings of "concerto" as then current; the concerto's place in the social life of the time; its scoring, or particular use of musical instruments and voices; its means of achieving opposition and contrast (if any); its musical structure; and its output by chief regions and masters.

"It is desirable to achieve the opposition's participation in the Diet sessions and operate parliamentary functions properly," Mr. Obuchi told reporters today.

The opposition has been setting the political agenda for most of autumn, something Mrs Thatcher never achieved as opposition leader; now is the opportunity for the government to reclaim the ability to make the political weather.

Any attempt to unite this most Catholic of countries would have to be achieved in opposition to Catholicism and to a Papacy whose territorial possessions were traditionally guaranteed by France, Austria, and Spain.

With a velvet touch and a flash of the claws, Mr Howard has done what no other Tory has so far achieved in opposition: he has made himself dangerous.

The aim will be to start to achieve something no opposition party has managed in the past 30 years – to bounce back to power in just one term.

Just last week she was instrumental in introducing a new rule that will force companies to disclose on labels how much added sugar their products contain – a reform that she helped to achieve against considerable opposition from the food industry.

But, in practice, broad consensus will be hard to achieve as the opposition parties in parliament (especially the intractable CHP) are vehemently opposed to the AKP drafting a new constitution because of their suspicions that the AKP is intent on overthrowing the secularist order.

"We will judge ourselves by what we want to achieve not the opposition".

The economic goals are no longer seen as a means of influencing an opposite government but rather to stimulate opposition and achieve the overthrow or capitulation of the government.