Sentence examples for largest opposition force from inspiring English sources
The Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's largest opposition force, has entered the fray.
Mr. Gaviria and his party did for the first time replace a traditional party to become the largest opposition force, demonstrating that the left has future here.
For now, Wilders can enjoy the luxury of being his nation's largest opposition force, armed with an outsize megaphone but deprived of the responsibilities of power.
The change in government "just reveals the absence of political will to accomplish reform in Jordan," said Zaki Saad, who leads the political bureau of the Islamic Action Front, the political arm of the Muslim Brotherhood, Jordan's largest opposition force.
Democratic Action, the largest opposition force, is to ask the Supreme Court to establish a board of psychiatrists to declare the president "mentally incompetent".Mr Chavez has more to fear from other quarters.
Some in the SPD say that by siding with Merkel, the party would ease the way for the AfD – which entered the Bundestag for the first time in September – to become the largest opposition force in parliament.
If and when that happens, the main thrust on Tripoli is likely to come from the rebels in Misrata, Libya's third biggest city, perhaps reinforced by a larger opposition force currently holding its position hundreds of miles east near the town of Brega, which is still in government hands.
The only other big opposition force endorsed the incumbent, Ali Abdullah Saleh.
Earlier this month, a government committee charged with vetting party applications rejected his fourth application for legal status.The Brotherhood itself remains illegal, though it is by far Egypt's largest and best-run opposition force.
A4 Egypt Group Endorses Voting The Muslim Brotherhood, the banned organization that is Egypt's largest and most powerful opposition force, urged voters to take part in the country's first multicandidate presidential election.
The New Komeito, Japan's second largest opposition party, would join forces with the ruling Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) to provide Keizo Obuchi's governing alliance with the majority it lacks in the upper house of the Diet (parliament).
