The phrase "equal opposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing fairness, balance, or parity in arguments, debates, or competitions.
Example: "In a fair debate, there should be equal opposition from both sides to ensure a balanced discussion."
Alternatives: "balanced opposition" or "fair opposition."
In the end, if nothingness equals nihilism equals nonsense equals nowhere equals the ineffable equals anarchy equals opposition to the powers that be, then all art eventually becomes linked by six degrees of separation.
The hero, the judge, Pierre Michel Jean Dujardinn), obsessed with this case, has flaws, and his nemesis, a violent drug lord with a soft spot for his wife, Gaetano Zampa Gilles Lellouchee) is his equal in opposition.
Many observers said they felt more vulnerable after a recent report by the head of their mission, Lt. Gen. Muhammad Ahmed al-Dabi, that was perceived, at least by the Syrian government, as casting equal blame on opposition gunmen for the violence in the country.
The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe, which acts as an election watchdog, did not send its observers to the vote yesterday, after the Belarus government failed to follow its guidelines by providing the opposition equal access to television and radio, and allowing it to participate in electoral commissions.
Until the world can organize a conspiracy of pollsters who will assure autocrats that they are so beloved that they can afford to call off the thugs and give the opposition equal television time, it must take manipulation of the campaign climate and election rules as seriously as election-day fraud.
The act follows the Belgian Anti-Racism Law, passed in 1981, which led to the establishment of the Centre for Equal Opportunities and Opposition to Racism, which researches racism and anti-Semitism in Belgium as well as aiding victims of discrimination.
Even if Kia has not established its luxury moniker yet, it will still turn heads with its impressive lineup of features that are equal to the opposition and then some.
In October 2000, the Centre for Equal Opportunities and Opposition to Racism, together with the Dutch-speaking Human Rights League in Belgium registered a complaint at the Correctional Court, in which they claimed that three non-profit organisations connected to the Vlaams Blok (its education and research office and the "National Broadcasting Corporation") had violated the 1981 anti-racism law.
In short, the more barren, the better — no community equals no community opposition.
As Maggie Haberman reports at Politico, she does tailor her zings about Republicans neatly to each race where she's stumping, but the foundation of her remarks in the US midterm election homestretch remained the same: equal pay (and GOP opposition to it), the minimum wage (and GOP opposition to it) and Republicans creating a climate of fear ("the last resort of those who have run out of ideas").
