Sentence examples for face rebellion from inspiring English sources

Turull and the others, who face rebellion charges that carry a maximum 30-year sentence, could be remanded in custody.

However, Oettinger's comments indicate she may face rebellion from within if parliamentary pressure forces her in the direction of unbundling.

The sooner he has his own mandate, the less risk there is that he will face rebellion, or at least passive resistance, from within the chavista camp.

The sooner he has his own mandate, the less the risk that he will face rebellion, or at least passive resistance, from within the chavista camp.

Both the Tories and Liberal Democrats accept they face rebellion from disgruntled MPs – in the form both of Commons votes and parliamentary wrecking tactics.

He also will be under pressure from the moderates to work more cooperatively with the Senate on judicial nominations or face rebellion from at least some of them.

While all party leaders face rebellions on their benches, the whips are predicting the most notable element of the debate is likely to be heartfelt speeches of concern from loyalists and rebels.

Legislation on that will come in the New Year and is sure to face rebellions in both Houses.

Mr Karimov, facing rebellion by Muslim extremists, has resisted Russia's offers of military help.

Mr. Trimble is facing rebellion from hard-liners in his party.

Dictatorships facing rebellion are using every electronic trick in the book to spy on their dissidents.