Sentence examples for face intense opposition from inspiring English sources
The effort to unionize millions of workers is likely to face intense opposition from companies.
The concern was not that the rewriting of the laws would face intense opposition, one city official said.
The US president is expected to face intense opposition on Capitol Hill, particularly from Republicans, who are determined to use their control of both chambers of the legislature to undermine an agreement they believe is soft on Tehran.
The chancellor's announcement of £83bn savings by 2014-15, willh will spread across education, police and council budgets, was described as savage by union leaders, suggesting that the coalition will face intense opposition and strikes as the axe falls.
On Capitol Hill, Mr. Obama's legislative effort will face intense opposition from gun rights groups, including the National Rifle Association, and the lawmakers they support with millions of dollars at election time and who see gun rights as a defining issue in their districts.
Many of the women who have joined the security forces, particularly those from rural areas, face intense opposition from family, community elders and sometimes from the men they serve alongside.
