Sentence examples for comply opposition from inspiring English sources

ʿUthmān's murder by Egyptian soldiers (June 17, 656) elicited Meccan demands for revenge, and when Muḥammad's son-in-law, ʿAlī, whom the Medinese had proclaimed fourth caliph, failed to comply, opposition was directed against him.

Sarah Lyall (NYT) UKRAINE: KUCHMA FIRM President Leonid Kuchma said he would not comply with opposition demands that he resign over allegations that he ordered the kidnapping of a journalist, later found dead, and that he manipulated the 1999 election in which he won a second term.

In a statement titled "Countdown to the Final Reckoning," Mr. Tsvangirai indicated on Saturday that he did not expect Mr. Mugabe to comply with the opposition demands.

Annan himself asked the 15-member council to agree on "clear consequences" if the Syrian government or opposition failed to comply with his plan, which has produced neither a ceasefire nor political dialogue since it was agreed in April.

Mr. Chávez said that burning the records was suspicious and smacked of fascism and that by refusing to comply with the court order, the opposition leaders were creating a climate of destabilization in the country.

After the releases, the opposition said it would comply with some of the government's demands.

After protests from the Obama administration and from opposition politicians, Mr. Golding agreed to comply with the extradition request.

The opposition had indicated it was prepared to comply with the plan, he said, provided the Syrian government "shows it is serious".

This program reports on the town's efforts in 1957 to comply with the U.S. Supreme Court's mandate in the face of coercive opposition.

But an unwritten law puts Khamenei above the constitution and requires all officials to comply with the supreme leader at all times without showing any opposition.

The implication is that once the Framework goes into effect on January 1 , 2018 companies may be at risk of opposition from shareholders on issues where they do not comply or explain reasonably the need for non-compliance.