Sentence examples for established opposition from inspiring English sources

As the demonstrations progressed, Egypt's established opposition groups increased their participation.

But established opposition parties have done little to build political organizations and grassroots networks that might exploit this discontent.

Poland, with its head start in democratization and an established opposition in Solidarity, seems to have the firmest prospects.

But on the streets of Yemen, Filkins says, the protesters are primarily young, well-dressed, and, unlike the established opposition coalition, unwilling to compromise with the government.

The youth movements that organised the protests have still not forgiven more established opposition groups for rallying to them late, and then only hesitantly.

Those established opposition groups did not join the crowd on Sunday, which was calling for the immediate ouster of the president.

Specialists in the American way of governance fanned out to places like El Salvador, Haiti, Poland and Czechoslovakia, helping to establish opposition parties, finance independent newspapers and monitor elections.

The Bush administration now confronts an unsettling prospect: that its endeavor to promote democracy actually establishes opposition to American interests more expediently than most, if not all, other foreign-policy frameworks.

Meanwhile, moderates in the Syrian opposition are being discredited and undercut by our lack of support — including the newly established Syrian opposition coalition, whose formation last month was made possible in part by U.S. diplomacy.

Laws are established in opposition to stories.

Modernisation not having been firmly established in opposition, it has gone backwards in government.