Sentence examples for faces a revolt from inspiring English sources

Boehner faces a revolt in the House".

The Episcopal church faces a revolt by some of its own parishes and dioceses.

AS COLIN POWELL battles unruly allies in the war on terror, his son, Michael, faces a revolt of his own.

He also faces a revolt over his decision to force Labour MPs to vote in favour of recognising Palestine.

Acting Labour leader Harriet Harman faces a revolt from her own MPs today over the party's response to the government's welfare reforms.

And Syria — viewed as Turkey's fulcrum for integrating the region's economy — faces a revolt that has tested Mr. Erdogan's friendship with President Bashar al-Assad.

"He's facing a revolt by the grass roots".

Jeb Bush faced a revolt from donors and excoriation in neoconservative publications.

But they face a revolt from within their own parties on the issue.

He faced a revolt of the Basques and was never recognized in every region of Spain.

They, too, deserve to face a revolt from shareholders.The last lesson is for regulators.