Jairam Ramesh said he had taken note of "tremendous opposition" from state governments within India, broad public resistance and the lack of a scientific consensus.
Even before the latest round of protests, a number of high-ranking figures in Iran had taken note of the opposition's trend toward radicalism.
Pyne told the ABC that voters would likely take note of the Opposition's inaction on the abortion issue.
A Vancouver Sun article notes, "Another point of opposition would involve the notion of adding bureaucracy and complexity to the UN.
"As Unrest Rises, China Broadens Workers' Rights" (front page, June 30) makes due note of American corporations' opposition to these initiatives.
Lewis M. Eisenberg, chairman of the agency, said yesterday that the Port Authority took note of the widespread opposition to increases in fares on its PATH commuter rail line and tolls on its Hudson River bridges and tunnels.
"No one around David has been impressed with her performance, and the governor has taken note of how much opposition has developed," said this person, who has discussed the vacancy with the governor.
The article compared the campaign to that of former U.S. Senator Eugene McCarthy, and made note of Paul's opposition to the CIA's assistance of the Contras in Nicaragua.
It's interesting to note that opposition to end-of-life choice comes largely from the same religious and conservative groups that oppose women's rights to reproductive choices; at least one out of two of this writer's causes is gaining ground.
Although he didn't actively resist the Nazi regime, there were "moments of opposition," the study notes, such as his helping two Jewish colleagues escape from Germany.
