Sentence examples for help of opposition from inspiring English sources

That would require the help of opposition parties that are not keen to cut social spending and raise taxes.

Even if it was endorsed by the 300-seat House with the help of opposition parties – as seems likely – "it will never be passed by the people who effectively will eradicate it with their unity and struggles," Lafazanis said.

Despite the defections, the reform measures are still considered likely to pass with the help of opposition lawmakers.

The Venezuelan government has arrested three air force generals it accuses of planning to oust Maduro with the help of opposition leaders.

With the help of the opposition Institutional Revolutionary Party, it sailed through Congress in a matter of days.

Spilling over A win for the West A test of friendship ReprintsRight-wingers with long memories recall, too, that Begin was able to push the Egyptian peace treaty through the Israeli parliament only with the help of the opposition Labour party.

And we were forced to take those steps largely without the help of an opposition party which, unfortunately, after having presided over the decision-making that led to the crisis, decided to hand it over to others to solve.

So it has relied for the past two and a half years on the help of two small opposition groups, the Social Democratic Party and the New Party Sakigake, to ensure that its bills were never mired in the upper house.

The controversial policies were passed with the help of "pro-European" opposition parties, including the main centre-right New Democracy, which have argued that Greece must remain at the heart of Europe, and in the eurozone, at any cost.

Carney gave variations of one reply: the intelligence assessments alone aren't enough to prompt the United States to take military action in Syria and the White House is now conducting, with the help of the Syrian opposition, a broad investigation of the reported incidents of chemical weapons use.

The move against the refugee camps was the first step in a well-planned action by Rwanda in 1996 and 1997 to overwhelm the weak Congolese Army and, with the help of the Congolese opposition, overthrow the 30-year dictatorship of Mobutu Sese Seko.