Sentence examples for based on opposition from inspiring English sources

A platform based on status quo or one based on opposition to extreme movements is clearly insufficient.

Much of his plush movement is based on opposition, or the tension created when dancers draw energy from the floor and pull away from it.

The bombshell, however, was the 1.2m votes (8%) that went to an inspiring new organisation based on opposition to austerity and "the political caste": Podemos (We Can).

An American-Russian alignment based on opposition to Islamic extremism would provide a common interest to underpin a positive reset of relations.

A former BBC reporter and army reservist, Lewis took his Norwich South seat from the Lib Dems after a campaign based on opposition to the privatisation of the NHS.

"They'll try to do everything as a caucus," he said, "but it's impossible to maintain unity based on opposition to reform because the public demands it and all these individual legislators will have to deliver.

It is reported that the Venezuela Medical Council's opposition to Cuban doctors was, to a large extent, based on its opposition to the Chavez government's social programs which have made medicine 'cheaper' for the poor majority and in the process damaged the social position and income of the medical elites [ 48].

Manning's attraction to Roman Catholicism was based on his opposition to government interference in ecclesiastical affairs.

"We recognize it's a major construction project and we may not be able to do it, based on community opposition," Mr. Gersten said.

It was Mr Cunha, himself facing a possible congressional investigation on corruption charges, who began the impeachment proceedings last week, based on an opposition accusation that Ms Rousseff broke Brazil's budget laws.

The state judge in the trial, Warren Wilbert, also deserves credit for refusing to allow the jury to consider convicting Mr. Roeder of the lesser crime of manslaughter based on his opposition to abortion.