The phrase "agencies opposition" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to opposition from various agencies, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The agencies' opposition to the new policy was evident during the meeting."
Alternatives: "opposition from agencies" or "agencies' resistance".
Last year, the Senate declined to confirm him in the face of Republican concerns about the new agency — opposition that persisted on Tuesday.
According to the AFP news agency, opposition parties said the stake, reportedly worth up to $15 million, was for Mr Tharoor's behind-the-scenes services in putting together a consortium that bought a franchise in his home state of Kerala.
In the face of the federal agency opposition, the consortium withdrew their permit applications in May 2010.
Barnier, however, has decided to abandon plans for the establishment of a European rival to the American agencies and opposition among his fellow commissioners forced him to abandon proposals to ban credit-rating agencies with a market share of more than 20% in the EU from taking over smaller rivals for 10 years.
US intelligence agencies killed opposition leader Boris Nemtsov to orchestrate a regime change in Russia, pro-Kremlin activists that include a senator and the leader of Russian President Vladimir Putin's favorite biker gang said at a press conference in Moscow.
The Syrian state-run news agency and opposition activists each reported fresh violence on Wednesday.
This only helped the plotters, providing "an issue on which Mossadegh could be relentlessly attacked" by the agency-backed opposition press.
Mr. Medoff said that Roosevelt supporters "were even able to convince the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum to change one of its exhibits" by citing the agency's opposition.
Cilia Flores, a pro-Chávez legislator, in an article carried by the state news agency, called opposition figures "vampires and vultures" for asking whether the president had the authority to continue governing from abroad.
"Kim suffered either a stroke or a cerebral hemorrhage, but is recovering, the intelligence agency said," opposition lawmaker Won Hye-young told journalists.
