Sentence examples for notable opposition from inspiring English sources

Harman fought a long and successful battle for cabinet support, with virtually all agreeing with enthusiasm to its inclusion in today's white paper, though with some notable opposition.

And he told BBC Scotland that the games against such notable opposition were a chance "to put Scottish cricket on the map".

For all groups, there is also a notable opposition in RMI between cancers and cardiovascular diseases.

The only notable domestic opposition was by Ottoman parliamentary representative Ahmed Riza, who stated: It is unlawful to designate the Armenian assets as "abandoned goods" for the Armenians, the proprietors, did not abandon their properties voluntarily; they were forcibly, compulsorily removed from their domiciles and exiled.

(McCarthy, most notable for her opposition to childhood vaccination, was a one-season misstep; Shepherd may be best remembered for her uncertainty over whether the Earth is round).

Catholics and Protestants were subject to oppression under the Nazis, but aside from some notable voices of opposition from each church, they generally went along with the regime.

(Advocates of varying versions of the idea that there is a distinctively 'non-conceptual' kind of content include Bermudez 1998, Crane 1992, Evans 1982, Peacocke 1992, and Tye 1995 — for a notable voice of opposition to this trend, see McDowell 1994).

And like Gov. John Kasich, his boss and predecessor, he holds a notable record of opposition to abortion rights; Kasich often relied on DeWine's enforcement to shut down Ohio abortion clinics.

A notable one is his opposition to gay marriage.

The Yemeni opposition includes notable Islamists, among them Abdul Majeed al-Zindani, a cleric whom the U.S. has designated a terrorist.

With a few notable exceptions like his opposition to the Persian Gulf war resolution in 1991, his voting record has been solidly conservative Republican.