Sentence examples for led to opposition from inspiring English sources

Spain's fast-track constitutional reform has led to opposition from citizens' groups, trade unions and smaller political parties.

Aesthetic and wildlife issues have led to opposition emerging around the country, particularly in coastal areas like Cape Cod.

In Portland, Oregon in 2011, a proposed bike lane through a historic African American neighbourhood led to opposition from local residents.

The Belo Monte project, whose massive scope and impact on the landscape have led to opposition, is expected to generate at least 4,400 megawatts of electricity, the study said.

Only an error-strewn Tottenham team committed more mistakes (21) that directly led to opposition goals this season than Liverpool (13), who will need to eradicate those mistakes if they are to make another strong challenge next season.

The request for such broad powers could have led to opposition from advocacy and other organizations, but Dr. Hamburg was quietly persuasive, said Mark Barnes, an associate health commissioner at the time.

The rubbish was rapidly cleared.Such intervention frequently leads to opposition.

This could potentially lead to opposition and spatial conflict.

[ 27, 28] As in our study, this can lead to opposition between the medical and humanities epistemologies.

It led to the opposition's repeated disruption of parliament, and to the censure debate.

Escalating costs led to enormous opposition to the railway.