Sentence examples for making an opposition from inspiring English sources

Here Schneider was making an opposition between American cultural perceptions of the "natural" basis of kinship, which he posited lay in blood (genetic) ties, and of the legally enshrined code for conduct that regulated marital ties.

Mexico's gradual democratisation, and the erosion of support for the PRI, have gone far enough to make an opposition presidency a real possibility but only if the opposition is united.

Walter Veltroni, a former opposition politician, once suggested Lario would make a fine opposition politician, but her biographer Maria Latella has suggested that her disgust at the 18th birthday ­incident in Naples shows she has lost patience with Italy.

Neither of these make a satisfactory opposition.

Republicans have long made a strong opposition to abortion a central issue in their platforms and campaigns.

That has made mounting an opposition a bit harder, said a spokesman for the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority.

The incident was similar to secret sex videos made of an opposition newspaper editor in 2010 and two opposition activists in May 2011, all of which were broadcast on Azeri TV stations.

The next seven months are about making a deal and managing opposition from every side".

Even after the Bland Allison Act's passage, Blaine continued his opposition, making a series of speeches against it during the 1878 congressional campaign season.

In the 1957 election, Howe's actions and policies were made an issue by Opposition leader John Diefenbaker.

I remember hearing David Cameron, then leader of the opposition, make an extraordinarily graceful speech once at a British Museum event.