Sentence examples for mark of opposition from inspiring English sources

Outside of organised protests, many people held their own local gatherings, displayed posters in windows, distributed leaflets and wore badges and t-shirts as a mark of opposition.

After all, so legend goes, when the Nazis ordered the Jews of Denmark to wear the yellow star during the Second World War, the king himself was willing to adopt the armbands as a mark of unequivocal opposition.

The litigation marks the latest stage of opposition to Hunt's plans for seven-day NHS services in England.

"We have seen you, we know you and we have marked you," a group of opposition supporters, shouted at two voters outside a polling station.

"There's been many times I've been booed at football grounds, sometimes it's a mark of respect, that the opposition fans don't want you to play well," Goodes said.

The runup to the first round of voting in February had been punctuated by protests, which were small in scale but determined, and marked by a large coalition of opposition politicians vowing to unseat the president.

Kadyrov's resignation interview came on the same day that tens of thousands of people marched through Moscow's streets to mark the anniversary of the killing of opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, who was gunned down just meters from the Kremlin.

The Iranian opposition movement have called for a demonstration on February 14 to mark the year-long house arrest of opposition leaders, Mirhossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karoubi.

The jailing of opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko marked a particularly flagrant example of politicised justice.

We've met on a hot Sydney autumn afternoon at roughly the 900-day mark of his leadership of the opposition.

But many other marchers doubted that the event marked the dawn of a new wave of opposition protests like those that riled the Kremlin in 2011 and 2012.