Sentence examples for forefront of opposition from inspiring English sources
It has been at the forefront of opposition to Mr. Assad.
Qatar's foreign minister, in the forefront of opposition to Libya's Muammar Qaddafi, visited Mr Assad as an apparent gesture of support.
He spent 12 years in prisons and psychiatric hospitals, was expelled from the Soviet Union in 1976, and has been at the forefront of opposition to Vladimir Putin.
During the 1920s she also was at the forefront of opposition to the growing movement to repeal Prohibition, serving for more than 10 years as president of the Woman's National Committee for Law Enforcement.
The government in Britain, which is having a double-dip recession, has promised to reduce regulation on business — one reason it has been in the forefront of opposition to Ms. Reding's plan.
"That is the Republican strategy when it comes to minorities," said Representative Charlie Gonzalez, Democrat of Texas, a former judge who is in the forefront of opposition to Mr. Estrada by the all-Democratic Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
Almost since martial law began, the activist minority of the Catholic Church has been in the forefront of the opposition to Marcos.
In 1984, Lustiger was in the forefront of the opposition to President François Mitterrand's attempt to reduce state aid to private schools.
But with the European Union demanding better protection of minorities, including sexual ones, in exchange for closer ties, gay rights have become a rallying point for all sorts of different interests.At the forefront of this opposition is the Orthodox Church.
And it is this family connection that brought her — the nonpolitical wife of a British academic — to the forefront of the opposition in August 1988, when the nation was convulsed by a popular uprising and massacres by the military.
The Ukip leader, who has been at the forefront of the opposition to allowing migrants from Bulgaria and Romania unfettered access to the UK, said the position of those displaced by conflict was very different.
