Sentence examples for due to opposition from inspiring English sources

Now, even that single vote may not happen, due to opposition from House Republicans' own Freedom Caucus.

Cabinet, led by transport minister Peter Morris, rejected the proposal mostly due to opposition from the unions.

But the United States has yet to lift its own sanctions, mostly due to opposition from the Lockerbie victims' relatives.

It's uncertain whether the new senate will vote for Direct Action, due to opposition from Labor, the Greens and Palmer United party.

The election in Benin had to be delayed twice due to opposition complaints that hundreds of thousands of people had been left off the voting register.

But Hunt said that due to opposition to the abolition in the Senate, the CEFC would "be with us for a long while".

But, like other Tory-controlled local authorities attempting a radical reorganisation to cut costs, Smith's plans faltered due to opposition from staff and little public support.

Duncan Smith denied that the idea was dumped due to opposition from Clegg, insisting: "I am fully at one with Nick on this".

Its concession on the island of Pedang has proven one of the most controversial due to opposition by the majority of villages in the area.

This was due to opposition from UK politicians and scientists who said the deal would undermine Britain's standing as a centre for research.

Neither the Enbridge Gateway to the west nor the Trailbreaker project to the east have been approved due to opposition in Canada.