Sentence examples for its opposition from from inspiring English sources

As Melissa Daniels writes on Watchdog.org, "in many unopposed races, a strong party in one region may deter its opposition from putting up a candidate.

Even if the PRD maintains its opposition, pressure from the government and from big business which backs the National Action Party, the other main opposition party will probably swing the deal.Meanwhile, there is other urgent business to attend to.

The Scottish game's governing body explained that its opposition stems from the "threat it poses to our independent membership of Fifa and also our representation on the International Football Association Board".

Also, the American ambassador, Gene A. Cretz, has had to reach out to its opposition figures from Washington.

Some suspect that its opposition stems from the fear that many expensive and profitable pills would be found to be of dubious value.

In court papers filed today, MIT counsel states that its opposition stems from two factors: its concerns about people in the MIT community named in the documents and the security of its computer networks.

And it's also important to note the distinction between these recent stories and what's obviously a Republican textbook strategy of employing any means necessary in suppressing its opposition -- from the ballot box to the pages of our top-shelf newspapers.

The National Rifle Association NRAA) made its opposition known from the beginning.

It was his predecessor, Wes Streeting, who fought to change the NUS from the inside, dropping its opposition to contributions from students.

The ban, which will go into effect in 90 days, met its stiffest opposition from the restaurant and tavern industry, whose businesses are covered to protect workers there.

The 2nd Canadian Division encountered its chief opposition from pillboxes at the north end of Passchendaele but less than three hours after the start of the battle the village had been secured.