Sentence examples for foster opposition from inspiring English sources
A3 U.S. Assails Mugabe The Bush administration said it was working to foster opposition to President Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe, calling his leadership illegitimate and irrational.
The Bush administration said today that it was working to foster opposition to President Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe, calling his rule illegitimate and irrational.
But such a move could foster "opposition from the regulator who oversees Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and from investors in government-backed mortgage bonds," The New York Times writes.
Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader and a crucial player in budget talks, is up for re-election in 2014 and may resist any deal that could foster opposition back home.
At the moment, there is little political will within the EU to foster opposition in Belarus.
In addition, large reservoirs can inundate vast tracts of land that are home to many people, and this has fostered opposition to dam projects by groups who question whether the benefits of proposed projects are worth the costs.
Moreover, this standard understanding of catch shares fosters opposition.
Emperor Maximilian, insisting on his earlier election, fostered internal opposition and prepared to enforce his claim by military action.
"Some people understand that things are being led by personalities," he said, explaining that the media and the opposition foster that perception.
Like Marx, Greider sees capitalism creating its own opposition, fostering or reinforcing values that are deeply in conflict with the culture it has created -- values like self-realization and fulfillment in work, harmony within nature and concern for one's community.
