Sentence examples for ongoing opposition from inspiring English sources

He moved to Ukraine in 2014 after what he said was pressure from his Russian television bosses over the reporting of ongoing opposition protests in Kiev.

It's another riposte in Mexicans' ongoing opposition to the candidate who launched his campaign by declaring that Mexican immigrants were criminals and rapists.

But how much increased coverage is actually provided by the PPACA remains to be seen, given the ongoing opposition of many states to the Federal legislation, States have the prerogative of increasing Medicaid coverage to the ACA limits, but they will have to commit to accepting some of the costs after three years.

Even with proof of how well her students perform, Eva Moskowitz, founder of Success Academy, has had ongoing opposition to their existence.

The Menalamba rebellion was only the first manifestation of ongoing opposition to French rule that occasionally erupted in violent clashes between the Malagasy and the colonial authorities in Madagascar.

The resolution faces tepid support in the GOP-controlled House, not to mention ongoing opposition from President Donald Trump, who would still have to sign the measure if it made it to his desk.

The small business minister, Bruce Billson, told Sky News on Sunday morning the scheme would be subject to "recalibration and refinement" given ongoing Senate opposition and internal disquiet over the generosity of the benefit.

He's also lent his voice to ongoing public opposition of a proposed 710 Freeway tunnel.

However, by May 2012 all of the country's nuclear power plants had been taken offline because of ongoing public opposition following the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in March 2011, though government officials continued to try to sway public opinion in favor of returning at least some of Japan's 50 nuclear reactors to service., two reactors at Sendai are likely to restart in early 2015.

"Dialogue has become a cover for ongoing abuses".The opposition coalition pulled out of talks in September in protest over the arrest on charges of inciting violence of Mr Marzooq, who, as it happened, had just delivered a speech urging radical young protesters not to resort violence.

Outraged and half-shocked, the Filipino president lashed out at his critics, reiterating his claim to absolute moral integrity and dismissing all accusations as a cynical ploy to undermine ongoing investigations against opposition stalwarts.