Sentence examples for blatant opposition from inspiring English sources

The reason given by the lender's representative: France's "blatant opposition to America's foreign policies".

Nearly three years ago, Barack Obama vowed in his Inaugural Address to "return science to its rightful place" at the heart of a country that had suffered through eight years of the Bush Administration's blatant opposition to the primacy of data and the idea of progress.

For Ingram, the blatant opposition of two-thirds of the probate judges across the state to his rights to equality before the law is just the climax of his time in Dothan, where snide remarks and leers are simply a fact of life.

By Michael Specter December 8, 2011 Nearly three years ago, Barack Obama vowed in his Inaugural Address to "return science to its rightful place" at the heart of a country that had suffered through eight years of the Bush Administration's blatant opposition to the primacy of data and the idea of progress.

Rising sectarian tension, the government's overreaction to the protests and the blatant harassment of opposition parties, particularly the main Shia-dominated one, are all tarnishing Bahrain's reputation as a fledgling if limited democracy.In this section Not much of a choice Backward steps Pulled apart Human rights?

Republicans responded angrily to what they called a blatant attempt to steamroll opposition in Congress.

Despite the suspension of aid by the European Union in 1993 because of failures in human rights and democracy, he remained at the top by dividing the weak and fatigued opposition, and by blatant vote-fixing, as in the 1998 presidential election.

Mr Churkin told the UN that the Saudi-drafted resolution concealed "blatant support for the armed opposition".

You look at the 1.3 million signatures we collected and the outpouring of opposition because this was such a blatant politically motivated attack.

Opposition parties accused the governing coalition of blatant electioneering in calling the cabinet in on a Saturday, barely a week before elections for the European Parliament.

The opposition Conservatives called Mr. Brown's plans "a pretty blatant electioneering budget".