Sentence examples for opposition conduct from inspiring English sources

Justice Alito noted that the number of retaliation claims filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission doubled from 1992 to 2007 and said that "an expansive interpretation of protected opposition conduct would likely cause this trend to accelerate".

If ordered by the president, General Dempsey wrote, the military is ready to carry out options that include efforts to train, advise and assist the opposition; conduct limited missile strikes; set up a no-fly zone; establish buffer zones, most likely across the borders with Turkey or Jordan; and take control of Mr. Assad's chemical weapons stockpile.

A committee for UCL was formed to fight the merger plan when it was unveiled last month, and opposition conducted via two websites - www.cucl.org and saveucl.net - have kept up a brisk fire of criticism.

"Having sent a clear message they don't want the old parties in control, the voters will be watching the opposition's conduct carefully.

I wouldn't put it past elements in the armed opposition to conduct such an attack to frame the government, but concerning that attack on the school – the opposition don't have jets.

"The chief legacy of Toms River," Mr. Fagin concludes, "has been to solidify governmental opposition to conducting any more Toms River-style investigations".

When opposition parties conducted a major protest on election night, the security services responded with a far-reaching crackdown, sending the riot police to break it up violently and arresting hundreds of people.

We observed a gradual decline in scores on both the parent (P) and clinician (C) scales on all four symptom areas of the Turgay DSM-IV Based Child and Adolescent Behavior Disorders scale (inattention, hyperactivity-impulsivity, opposition defiance and conduct problems).

Akhmetshin has previously been hired to conduct opposition research for a variety of clients, mostly Russians.

Mr. Pascoe said Mr. Lyon was hired last January to conduct "opposition research" into the voting records and political positions of Mr. Schundler's foes.

Senior Russian officials tend to tie themselves in knots explaining how governments that have crushed opposition movements can conduct fair balloting.