Sentence examples for bring opposition from inspiring English sources

If we had someone like Lumumba, it would bring opposition parties together and inspire and encourage the young generation".

Which helps explain why Cameron's Conservatives have turned to the most retrograde measures to bring opposition to heel.

However, such a strike would bring opposition groups linked to Al Qaeda, America's most dangerous enemy, closer to power in Syria.

Mr. Morsi should have worked much harder to bring opposition figures into his government, ensure the Constitutional Assembly was fully representative and that there was broad consensus for the constitution before the referendum was set.

He has indicated that he is willing to bring opposition leaders into his cabinet, but he has balked at making Mr. Odinga the prime minister and sharing executive power with him.

Some of those fears have their roots in the antiwar protests at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, where the searing images of demonstrators being clubbed by the police helped bring opposition to the Vietnam War front and center, but also might have helped elect Richard M. Nixon, a Republican, that fall.

But the move has brought opposition, much of it quite heated.

Suggested reductions to garbage collection brought opposition from union leaders and their constituents.

But division over the drilling provisions and its scant funding for mass transit brought opposition from moderate Republicans, while conservatives objected to the amount of federal largess in the bill.

Monday's $2 billion cash injection, a resumption of a $15 billion aid package, was seen as a signal that Russia believed Yanukovich had a plan to end the protests and had dropped any idea of bringing opposition leaders into government.

Aircraft would, however, have to contend with the multitudes of birds that flock in the area – a hazard to aviation and an issue that has brought opposition from environmental groups.