Sentence examples for courts opposition from inspiring English sources

President Ricardo Lagos, the courts, opposition parties and even the military are searching for ways to achieve the reconciliation they all say they want.

Courting opposition from his hosts, he also urged Europe to lift sanctions against the Zimbabwean regime of Mr. Mugabe (state visit 1994).

Numerous opposition leaders are in jail and others fear arrest, as he attempts to continue ruling as a strongman, despite court opposition.

But the idea is likely to court opposition from politicians and companies, which see a price floor as an intervention limiting the flexibility of the carbon market and raising industry costs.

As it was, however, he dropped vague plans for helping the working classes as soon as he ran into court opposition, and he allowed Bismarck's successors to decide against renewing his 1887 Reinsurance Treaty with Russia.

Reacting to a tied supreme court ruling that effectively upholds lower-court opposition to his plan, the president said he would continue to instruct law enforcement officials not to prioritise the deportation of undocumented people who had lived in the US for more than five years.

And on a more domestic front, he courted opposition for reforms which he always saw as vital.

Faced with overwhelming court opposition to the Stanley plan, Almond announced a major policy shift.

And when a growing effort to recall the unpopular president was swept aside by friendly courts, the opposition did little to challenge it, Mr. Ledezma said.

Many upstate counties are in a turmoil over several big Indian land claims that are working their way through the courts, and opposition to Indian property expansion has been fueled by residents' fears of evictions and by their resentment over the Indians' separate treatment.

Pakistan's government, the courts, the opposition parties and even the media have spent weeks hurling accusations at one another.