Sentence examples for main opposing from inspiring English sources
Both the main opposing presidential tickets in last year's election featured another Suharto-era general (each with a murkier reputation).
It is a system that works well, even if it tends towards coalitions, on occasion including the two main opposing parties, the equivalent of a Labour-Conservative coalition.
The main opposing view, logical monism, is the thesis that there is only one.
That would see the cap on the two main opposing campaigns - Yes Scotland and Better Together - raised from £750,000 to £1.5m, while there would also be changes in the cap for political parties.
A roughly two-hour discussion before the 4-3 vote highlighted two main opposing concerns: the desire for the city to save money in the face of looming pension costs versus the widespread appreciation residents hold for their current trash service workers and the quality of service they provide.
In the November 1980 general elections, Governor Romero Barceló was re-elected by a margin of 3,503 votes (one of the closest in Puerto Rico history), though his party lost control of the state legislature to the main opposing party, the PPD.
The flag is based on a design used by the Revolutionary Front of Independent East Timor (Fretilin), the main group opposing Indonesia's takeover of East Timor in 1975 76.
President Bush's newest selections to join the country's federal energy regulator appear intended to appeal to the agency's main, often opposing, constituencies.
Mr. Goldstein, 40, also agreed to step down as spokesman for Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn, the main group opposing Atlantic Yards.
A spokesman for the main coalition opposing the charter said that it had found widespread irregularities and that its leaders would speak later on Sunday.
What planet does he live on?" Stagecoach is one of the main operators opposing moves by northern regional transport authorities to regulate bus services, the first outside London since the privatisation under the Thatcher government.
