Sentence examples for created opposition from inspiring English sources

The magnitude & quality of his dream, even when it created opposition & disapproval, created awe in people.

IN this case, the nature of the ceremony has also created opposition.

Another was Right Cause, a hastily created opposition party whose leader vowed to introduce genuine competition to Parliament.

But some inevitably sink; and this has created opposition to vouchers not only among teachers' unions, but the public at large.

Indeed, the public backlash against the introduction of the tax created opposition from Conservative members of the House of Commons, which induced Thatcher's resignation as prime minister and her replacement by John Major, her chancellor of the Exchequer.

One lingering uncertainty about the election is whether the newly created Opposition Bloc, headed by Serhiy Tihipko and composed of former Party of Regions members, will garner enough votes.

But what creates opposition in Philadelphia is welcomed in places like Irving, Tex., where the Boy Scouts' national council is based.

And since tobacco companies here act mainly as distributors, the industry has no local lobbying power to create opposition within the government, he argued.

A similar program was broadcast in April 2004, drawing criticism from some conservatives that it was a politically motivated effort to create opposition to the American presence in Iraq.

McNamara that the bombing creates opposition; the peasants regard the social-improvement program of the U.S. & the Vietnamese govt. as political propaganda; & the pacification program has a political purpose - to denounce Communists - so people are afraid.

The freedom to create opposition political parties or other alternative political groupings with which to compete for power with the ruling group is either limited or nonexistent in authoritarian regimes.