Sentence examples for collective opposition from inspiring English sources

Any expression of collective opposition by unions faces the threat of being made illegal.

The game's guardians wanted feedback before making official their proposed ban of the anchored stroke, and they got it from tour players who, by all accounts, voiced a collective opposition to it.

The associations "reiterate our collective opposition to Team GB participation at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, contrary to the media release issued by the British Olympic Association," their statement said.

Mr Serwotka is emphatic that any moves to unravel the agreement to keep the retirement age at 60 for existing workers, rumoured this week ahead of the today's Turner report, will be met by fierce collective opposition from trade unions.

Two of Britain's biggest teaching unions have voted in favour of a strike over changes to pensions, in the first sign of collective opposition to the coalition's austerity programme.

That they've rejigged the idea and re-announced it - and what a way to announce it to ordinary workers, in an interview in a Parliamentary magazine -  is amusing only if you ignore the wider context: the full throttled attempt to silence collective opposition.

A spokesman for the opposition Collective of 16 Parties said the talks were seeking a compromise over the organization of the dialogue, which is intended to agree on a constitution and election timetable.

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.

As a result of such open-access daily deliberations for quorum formation, egalitarian team synergy becomes uniquely rich in possibilities for both (a) progresses in synergistic coordination, effectiveness, and solidarity but also (b) regresses and stagnations because of collective mistakes, fruitless oppositions, conflicts, and scissions.

This is true most obviously because managerial opposition to collective bargaining has become pervasive.

The Local Co-ordinating Committees, another opposition activist collective in Syria, also reported the "almost complete" capture of large parts of Idlib by the rebels.