Sentence examples for breeding opposition from inspiring English sources

Thirdly, underlying mistrust associated with perceived lack of government's commitment towards transparency and good governance affected active engagement of all key players dampening the spirit of collective bargain breeding opposition.

But proponents of increased support for such research argue that the Administration's opposition to new spending initiatives is breeding intense criticism even from Republican strongholds.

There are now far more precise and controlled ways to genetically modify crops, but only certain new methods have been singled out for opposition as "GMOs," while clumsy old methods, like mutagenesis breeding, escape this demonization.

But laws tightening up rules face powerful opposition from the pet industry and legislative allies of breeding businesses.

But thanks to both congressional opposition and his skittishness about returning prisoners to countries that serve as breeding grounds for terrorism, 86 prisoners cleared for release in 2010 remain at the prison.

However, in recent years, breeding new varieties, especially the main dietary crops, using transgenic technology has faced increasing opposition from the public.

Recent protests against military bases in the Philippines have their primary roots in the historical opposition of the Filipino people to the use of their country for military (including nuclear) breeding grounds.

This sparked an outcry from lecturers' leaders and opposition MPs with Sally Hunt, general secretary of the University and College Union, saying it was a return to the days when "breeding not brains" dictated whether an individual obtained a university place.

Red-Tailed Hawk: Breeding.

"The Muslims are breeding.

Reading interfered with breeding.