Sentence examples for heightened opposition from inspiring English sources

He also faces heightened opposition, some party strategists say, because of his noninterventionist and antiwar positions.

Heightened opposition, in both the industrial and developing worlds, to any constraints on the use of carbon-based fuels, which remain our principal source of energy.

In light of this movement, many states required the pre-service social studies teachers to take courses to teach them how to integrate content literacy into their field in spite of the fact that research has shown that these types of courses can lead to heightened opposition.

The RCMP intelligence report, initially leaked to Greenpeace, arrives in a moment of heightened opposition to proposed government policy, and paints the anti-petroleum activists that this policy transparently targets as "violent," "dangerous," and most importantly, "aboriginal".

This signal would further isolate the Qaddafi regime in Tripoli, heighten opposition morale and improve access to diplomatic and humanitarian assistance.

Tensions were heightened when opposition activist Luis Díaz was shot and killed at a rally in Guárico state on 25 November.

Next we need to understand the context as this might influence the interests of the actors (for example an employment embargo heightening the opposition of the lab staff to task-shifting).

The latest death has heightened the group's opposition to plans by private developers and city officials to build another immigration detention center in Farmville, with 1,000 to 2,500 beds.

Freedom House rated the country Not Free, explaining that opposition groups "faced heightened harassment," "attacks on freedom of speech and the press continued," and many critics were stripped of their citizenship.

They say the growing anti-Cuban campaign is politically inspired; they reject the claim that "volunteers" sent by Havana are spies, or communist indoctrinators.The opposition's fears are heightened because much of the private sector faces extinction.

The election was already taking place in a climate of tension heightened by security forces' crackdown on opposition rallies in the last few weeks of the campaign.