Sentence examples for offered opposition from inspiring English sources

The elections offered opposition parties a chance to reverse their own past tactical mistakes, like their boycott of 2005 legislative elections, which gave Mr. Chávez's followers total control of the National Assembly.

Reluctance depends on the geometrical and material properties of the circuit that offer opposition to the presence of magnetic flux.

Instead, he would offer opposition Afghan troops who have been trained by American soldiers as an alternative guard corps.

In it, Congress members bragged about how they could even offer opposition MPs jet planes for their votes, yet fretted over how crooked parliamentarians failed to keep their word.

Why offer opposition fans better rates than your own supporters?

It may be slightly cynical to offer opposition under the cover of plausible deniability — he can later say that this hypothetical legislation he wants would support the new rules — but the truth is he could have said nothing at all or spoken actively in favor of the proposed rules.

By this time Sir Charles Barry was seriously ill (and died on 12 May 1860) so was no longer in a position to offer opposition.

If there was little if any organized Left in the U.S. to offer opposition to the Congressional vote to enter Afghanistan and eradicate al-Qaeda, it's because the energies of the Left had become focused since the 1980s on personal and domestic politics.

They offered the opposition an unfiltered channel to reach voters.

The data breach offered the opposition new ammunition.

The Workers Partyy's campaign offered constructive opposition to the PAP, not alternative government.