Sentence examples for could face opposition from inspiring English sources

Brand could face opposition to his planned Israel appearance.

But top German officials signaled that Greece could face opposition in its bid for concessions.

But recent struggles on related issues suggest that the mayor could face opposition in Albany.

But it could face opposition on the streets (the biggest trade union is already talking of a general strike).

Although a combination would make sense strategically, a deal could face opposition from antitrust regulators, some analysts say.

If it sits still, Heineken could face opposition to its investments and growth in the region, notably in Thailand, where Thai Beverage's beers, like Chang, are rivals.

After that, it needs to be approved by a committee of E.U. government experts to become law, where it could face resistance from countries where opposition to biotech in food remains strong.

Mr. Koizumi could also face opposition inside his own party.

Most like Steve Hilton Glenn Cullen: After the election he couldn't face opposition so defected to become 'Fourth Sector Guru' to the junior coalition party, which he calls The Inbetweeners.

And the choice could still face opposition from lawmakers on the Gulf Coast, who were counting on EADS's promise to build an assembly plant in Mobile, Ala., that would have created thousands of jobs.

The Conservatives no longer have a majority in the House of Lords and could also face opposition in their own ranks in the House of Commons amongst some of their MPs who are now in favour of lowering the voting age.