His most distinctive offers are opposition to the Iraq war and support for a local income tax.
He was not just an eccentric dresser, however, choosing his distinctive patterns to distract the opposition.
Note that the opposition effect is a distinctive feature for asteroids of various types (e.g., Belskaya and Shevchenko, 2000).
Leibniz's combination of Platonic and Aristotelian notions played a role in the thought of the later idealists, giving their opposition to materialism its distinctive character.
Despite the emergence of caste restrictions, that process was attended by intermarriage between groups that probably has continued to the present day, despite considerable opposition from peoples whose own distinctive civilizations had also evolved in early historical times.
Barcelona's dominance has been complete and distinctive, technically speaking, to the point that their opposition have likened playing them to playing against PlayStation figures.
Press hint at other directions the show might have taken, including taking note of the distinctive New York intellectual life that developed on the left, partly in opposition to these ideas.
While "not anti-democratic per se," argues Hanna, this approach "depends upon a distinctive conception of winner-takes-all politics and the denigration of political opposition.
Citizens successfully hold their democratic governments accountable and a distinctive foreign policy emerges when two vital institutions a diverse and independent political opposition and a robust media are present to make timely information accessible.
Trump has a reputation for getting his own way, overcoming skepticism and opposition to erect 50- and 60-story condominium buildings that make a distinctive statement largely by overwhelming their surroundings.
Because of this opposition from both left and right, Romney is forced to play down his distinctive heritage, resorting instead to generalized expressions of faith and patriotism.
