Sentence examples for cause of opposition from inspiring English sources

The committee, which many members will no doubt jockey to join, was the underlying cause of opposition to the bill by some on both sides.

Mr Brenzovics has also taken up the popular cause of opposition to military mobilisation; Ukraine should not send "a country lad or father from the village" to a war zone, he says.

A spokesman for Betfair said: "The board understands that it is the policy of certain shareholders to oppose any amendments to targets and discussions with those shareholders voting against this resolution highlighted the change to the 2011 [long-term award] as the cause of opposition.

He noted that the French foreign ministry took up the cause of Syrian opposition, while the media refused to see the Syrian revolt as anything other than the continuation of revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt.

The prime minister might be tempted to retaliate against the Lib Dems if he feels that their new leader has not pinned his colours clearly enough to the cause of constructive opposition.

ASTRAKHAN, Russia — Prominent organizers of the big antigovernment protests in Moscow descended on this regional capital in southern Russia on Tuesday to take up the cause of an opposition mayoral candidate who is in the fourth week of a hunger strike to protest alleged ballot fraud.

TO EXPAND MOVEMENT Prominent organizers of the big antigovernment protests in Moscow descended on Astrakhan, a regional capital in southern Russia, to take up the cause of an opposition mayoral candidate who is in the fourth week of a hunger strike to protest purported ballot fraud.

The Bersih rallies have thus become inextricably linked to the cause of the opposition, led by Anwar Ibrahim.The Bersih 3.0 rally on April 28th certainly attracted more people than last year's version, perhaps as many as 80,000 (although the police put the figure at about half of that).

First, we study whether a divided ruling party was the cause of the opposition party candidate's victory.

Centralisation of the cancer expertise within specialist centres and professional reluctance to treat patients away from the hospital primarily for safety concerns was cited by Pace et al (2009) as being the root cause of local opposition to their own efforts to undertake a study of community chemotherapy.

This has caused a frenzy of opposition from campaign groups who were heavily represented at the meeting.