Sentence examples for opposition away from from inspiring English sources

Since that glum morning of 8 May, when the 63% who had not voted Conservative woke up to find that David Cameron had achieved an unexpected majority, the opposition away from Westminster has been re-energised.

Hasn't he got a contract worth £150,000?" The Cheshire side became only the second non-league team to beat top flight opposition away from home and Birmingham reacted by sacking Saunders.

Now there are other options and new political parties will take some of the opposition votes away from Islamists.

"We have got two clean sheets and two results against quality opposition, one away from home at one of the toughest venues in Europe.

Reducing the cost of housing benefit cannot be an issue that a serious opposition shies away from: indeed, a rising housing benefit bill is far from progressive.

12.02pm: Al Jazeera's Alireza Ronaghi, reporting from Tehran, said the security forces were out in force, attempting to keep opposition demonstrators away from Tehran University where Ahmadinejad was speaking earlier.

The election result was a product of high voter turnout, the enthusiasm of young voters and the migration of opposition voters away from minor parties to the Socialists, because that offered them a chance to win.

Mr. Mugabe, who has been in power since 1980 and is now 89, failed to win outright in 2008, and many here worry that he will use the country's police and security forces to keep opposition supporters away from the polls to avoid defeat.

The homeless disappeared from Moscow for the 1980 Olympic Games and this weekend foreign leaders will see a sanitised St Petersburg, freshly painted - at least on the routes they will pass - free of poverty, crime and dissent as the homeless are herded out of the sightlines and the opposition warned away from the city.

Perth, a team which Edwards said would look to play "football, not fight ball", have twice in succession resorted to reactive structures to counter opposition threats away from home, as opposed to imposing their passing style on the home side (although they did face the almost unstoppable Brisbane Roar and the always dangerous Melbourne Victory).

In recent months, Syrian forces have been methodically pushing opposition fighters away from Damascus and other strategic areas.