Sentence examples for central opposition from inspiring English sources
But he indirectly criticized some other aspects of Mr. Mahuad's rule and vowed to take quick action against what he described as rampant corruption, a central opposition demand.
The president was forced to rescind most of his decree, but he has not budged on a central opposition demand: that he cancel the Saturday referendum on the constitutional draft.
Just over 15 minutes long, that handsomely made work posed a central opposition: Ms. Wincenc, now a songbird fighting gravity and gusty crosscurrents, played short ascending motifs that the string players seized, stretched or compressed and reoriented downward.
And the central opposition to abortion rights isn't about saving babies, promoting family or protecting women; it's about controlling female sexuality and trying to return to a time when women were forced or coerced into subservience.
Some central opposition figures skipped the protest, including Nino Burdzhanadze, a former speaker of the Parliament and an erstwhile confidant of Mr. Saakashvili, who broke with the president in April.
The central opposition throughout the book is not British versus German, but rather mechanical versus natural; the "unmaking" modern science of shell and machine gun versus the "making" communities of artisan infantrymen, desperately trying to maintain the form of their collapsing worlds with nothing more than their hands and tools.
MP for Doncaster Central and opposition chief whip.
These men, especially Mr. Karadzic, remain central to opposition to a single, multiethnic Bosnia.
About half of them were civilians slain in an alleged mass killing carried out by government troops at a petrochemical university in central Syria, opposition groups reported.
Later, police clashed with protesters in central Kiev Opposition leaders have so far dismissed surprise concessions, offered by Mr Yankuovych on Saturday in a bid to defuse the political crisis.
Back in 1996 it took over IRB, Slovakia's third-largest bank, despite central-bank opposition and a law banning it from owning more than a minority stake.
