Sentence examples for may be opposition from inspiring English sources

The bill now goes to the Senate, where, Mr. Brodsky said, "there may be opposition from legislators who are not particularly receptive to these concerns".

As surreal as this setting may be, opposition to the development -- in the form of the 150-member Coalition to Preserve South Orange is relatively prosaic: traffic would be a nightmare; runoff would be ruinous; the schools would get even more crowded.

The new system would give them greater control over who provides treatment, and therefore over costs, without impinging on their freedom to offer top-up coverage.But the biggest sticking point may be opposition in Congress to the tax increases required to pay for the reform.

With the wickets tumbling and British temperatures gradually climbing, it may be opposition batsmen that lose sleep over facing Hogan on the field.

One reason for lack of adequate preparations may be opposition from bureaucrats in the central administration.

There may well be opposition: it was the EU who rejected the idea of a global tax body at Addis Ababa in 2015, with the UK and France especially vocal against it.

They may be in opposition themselves again soon.

Museum officials say they recognize that there may be community opposition to the project, because of traffic congestion or blocked views on the waterfront.

As may be inevitable, opposition continues to come from a few local developers, who are now forced to plan their projects with additional consideration and sensitivity to existing neighbors.

4.25pm BST Plans to introduce a European financial transaction tax may be facing opposition inside many of the countries who officially back the plan, according a leaked memo today.

The dark horse is Ed Stelmach, a quiet farmer, who wants more farm subsidies and public health care, and who has picked up the support of several also-rans.The real winner may be the opposition Liberals.