Sentence examples for faces a growing revolt from inspiring English sources
As the Lib Dem leader faces a growing revolt after this week's violent protest against fee rises, internal documents show the party was drawing up proposals for coalition negotiations which contrasted sharply with Clegg's public pronouncements.
Facing a growing revolt, officials allowed families to unearth the bodies of the alleged militants.
Cameron also faced a growing revolt over the coalition's plans for Lords reform on the day a joint committee of peers and MPs proposed a post-legislative referendum on an elected 450-strong second chamber.
Theresa May is facing a growing revolt among party donors, with one senior backer warning that the Tories will be "decimated" at an election unless the prime minister ends her indecision and shows leadership.
The BBC is facing a growing revolt from its own journalists over its decision not to broadcast the Gaza humanitarian aid appeal, with sources reporting "widespread disgust" within its newsrooms.
Last year, when the Education Department was facing a growing revolt by allegedly defrauded Americans over its 2014 bailout of for-profit schools owned by Corinthian Colleges Inc., Chopra organized a meeting between the group and federal officials.
Faced with public hostility and a growing revolt against bailouts in her coalition, Mrs. Merkel may be tempted to say there is no need for a bigger rescue fund, which would require tricky parliamentary approval.
Wall Street: A Growing Revolt As the revolt grows, a Manhattan small-business ownerand another unlikely crew take to the streets.
Bailey has faced a growing shareholder revolt over her £1.7m pay package in a period when the publisher has shed jobs across the UK.
