Sentence examples for immovable opposition from inspiring English sources

But given Cameron's immovable opposition to Juncker, the issue was put to a qualified majority vote, with Cameron supported solely by Viktor Orbán, the pugnacious Hungarian prime minister.

15 January 2015 During the "shadow" talks about Scottish membership of the EU the prime minister of Spain states his country's "irrevocable and immovable" opposition to Scotland joining the EU as a separate sovereign state.

THE NEWS Faced with immovable opposition from Israel, the president set aside his demand for a full freeze on settlements in the West Bank as a first step toward Middle East peace talks.

The determined and immovable opposition of Alaska Natives to the Pebble Mine was reflected in his face -- serious, resolute, even angry -- and he was repeatedly featured in full page ads around the world as the face of the regional coalition against the Pebble Mine.

He warned that a third runway at Heathrow would run into immovable political opposition again.

Whichever way she turns in her attempt finally to get an exit deal with the EU, she runs into seemingly immovable blocks of opposition back home.

Fox is understood to be immovable over his opposition to the customs partnership, while friends of Davis have suggested he could quit over the issue.

Almost three decades later, with the ruling party still immovable, he rallied opposition in Chihuahua, his home state, to protest voting fraud, undertaking a long hunger strike that helped focus international attention on the Mexican opposition's struggle for democracy.

Faced with opposition, he could be stubborn and immovable.

The two immovable pillars of Trump's presidential campaign are opposition to undocumented immigrants and a fierce rejection of refugees from the Middle East.

The opposition was vehement, but the Clintons were immovable.