Sentence examples for incoming opposition from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, incoming opposition administrations have also found equipment and offices purloined.The most disturbing incident was the sacking of Caracas's main synagogue on January 30th by more than a dozen armed men.

"I love this country, and I was not going to sit idly by and watch an incoming opposition cut education, cut health and smash rights at work," she said.

Self-inflicted errors aside, McDonnell argues that he and Corbyn have had a much tougher ride from the press than other incoming opposition leaders.

A8 Struggles in Pakistan Politics The parties that won Pakistan's elections say they will select a prime minister any day now, but that is not expected to calm the country's turbulent politics, as the incoming government refocuses opposition to President Pervez Musharraf.

Now the very MP who began the slow unravelling of Labour's dream is now asked to help solve a problem that could otherwise help the incoming leader of the opposition to land their strongest blows.

An underrated side to his game is what he does outside the box, linking up play with his back to goal and behind the opposition for incoming team-mates.

Meanwhile, in opposition, the incoming chancellor, Osborne, had made a number of commitments, among them the restoration of banking-sector supervision to the Bank of England, and an attempt to get away from speculation about gubernatorial reappointments by specifying that, after King, the governor would be appointed for one term only, but that this was to be for eight years.

Traditionally, a recommendation by a senator in the same party as the president is automatically approved by an incoming administration, and little opposition to Mr. Thurmond Jr.'s confirmation is expected in the Senate, where his father, who is 98, has served since 1954, the longest tenure in the Senate's history.

Just as Californians swiftly signaled opposition to the incoming Trump administration, Texans were once quick to disagree with President Obama.

Because of that opposition, whatever emerges from the incoming 112th Congress will perforce be a compromise.

Officials in the incoming Bush administration have made clear their opposition to such rules.