Sentence examples for in permanent opposition from inspiring English sources

CSE is "in permanent opposition".

"Frankly, I want to be in government with Caroline Lucas, not against her – and certainly not in permanent opposition".

At 23, he had minimal work experience and his sociable nature, the London life and membership of a party in permanent opposition was a dangerous mix.

The whole process has united them in a way they haven't been for years; being in permanent opposition had meant a lot of fissures in the democratic camp".

"I don't want and I cannot be in permanent opposition to the serving government, but I feel that I can express some of my opinions more freely than before".

What is certain is that, above all, they formed an antisacerdotal party in permanent opposition to the Roman church and raised a continued protest against the corruption of the clergy of their time.

And so he will be best remembered as an impassioned advocate of free speech and critical journalism who insisted that "it was the business of a journalist... to stand in a permanent Opposition".

After a brief period of optimism about "amalgamation" of the races in his "Second Letter on Algeria" (Tocqueville 2001: 25), Tocqueville understood the colonial world in terms of the permanent opposition of settler and native, an opposition structured to ensure the economic benefit of the former.

Many Europeans, from French president Nicholas Sarkozy on down, still subscribe to this binary opposition that casts Turkey in the unfortunate role of "permanent opposition" to Europe.

Moreover, Mr Billington declares that the British theatre had acquired a decisive new role—"a more or less permanent opposition to whichever party was in power".

Call it the luxury of permanent opposition if you will.