Sentence examples for mean opposition from inspiring English sources

This seems to mean opposition groups in countries whose governments Mr Chávez dislikes.

Critical comments, Rabbi Klenicki added, did not mean opposition to staged portrayals of the trial and crucifixion of Jesus.

This would mean opposition groups and the government would have to sit down and negotiate in good faith.

Republicanism has come to mean opposition to the monarchy, but historically it has been a broad church that has described all sorts of constitutional arrangements.

Participation, as the council tenants of Birmingham recently showed and the residents of the Aylesbury estate in London's Southwark before them, can mean opposition to government.

Indeed, the much smaller 7 Iris marginally exceeds Pallas in mean opposition magnitude.

States rights means "opposition to civil rights".

"Queer" now means opposition to binary thinking.

In Africa, "opposition to power also means opposition to France," said Mamadou Diouf, the director of Columbia University's Institute of African Studies.

And we're proud of it!" For LaPierre, this absolutism means opposition to universal background checks and national gun registries.

Technocrats thought the fact there was no evidence worth mentioning that immigrants steal jobs or depress wages meant opposition to immigration could be dismissed as irrational prejudice.