For the most part, their efforts have not swayed hardened opponents of Indian Point.
It remains unclear how hardened opponents of the agreement might respond, particularly followers of the anti-American Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr.
When Kim first agreed to the summit, a similar bout of optimism swept Washington, and even hardened opponents of Trump started worrying that perhaps they had misread the President.
Zimbabwe Uprooting Poor In Bid to Rout Dissenters The demolishing of shanties and roadside markets by the government in Zimbabwe is evolving into a forced uprooting of the very poorest city dwellers, who have become President Robert G. Mugabe's most hardened opponents.
These changes are remarkable for most people on both sides of the debate, but in twenty years will seem natural, inevitable and probably a bit slow in coming, by all but the most hardened opponents of civil rights for LGBT Americans.
The amendment was proposed by Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa), who is among the chamber's most hardened opponents of a path to citizenship for the estimated 11 million people living in the country without legal status.
Schooled in all the best prisons in Vietnam, including what was later known as the Hanoi Hilton, where John McCain spent five years, and Poulo Condore, the Devil's Island where, Tho says, two-thirds of his fellow-inmates died before he was released in 1945, General Tho is a war-hardened opponent, who today is an affable host offering his American visitor tea and fruit.
Part of the motivation back then was to prove a point against supposedly superior, battle-hardened opponents from the south.
However, their play-off victory came against a demoralised Hibernian and, without strengthening further, they will find it tougher against some battle-hardened opponents in the relegation zone.
