Sentence examples for opposition ends from inspiring English sources

It's difficult, I think, to give a scientific definition of where opposition ends and "fifth column" begins.

(Does one see a court overturning Prop. 8 as judicial fiat, or as a constitutional check of exactly the sort that the public values?) The reverse is true, too, if Romney's opposition ends up damaging him.

Though Saudi officials were quick to blame Al Qaeda for the bombing, it was difficult even for Saudis to distinguish where domestic political opposition ends and the goals of the current terrorist campaign begin.

Bangladesh's prime minister says new polls could be called in the troubled south Asian nation if the opposition ends the violent protests in which hundreds have died in recent months.

Once integrated, the int and O-antigen modification genes are located at opposition ends of the phage DNA, ending with attL and attR sites.

In Germany, Bayern Munich's streak of wins and shutouts against Bundesliga opposition ended with a 2-1 loss at Hannover 96.

His opposition ended on a dramatic day in 1943 when Leonard conducted a program in place of the ailing Bruno Walter, the conductor of the NY Philharmonic.

Opposition ended when valuable iron-ore deposits were discovered in the wilder ness of Quebec & Labrador, 300 miles north from the mouth of the St . Lawrence

The Muslim Brotherhood, long Egypt's largest organized opposition, ended days of official inaction and said it would join the Friday protests, declaring "a day of rage for the Egyptian nation".

His suspension came after the party lost seven of 12 states holding gubernatorial elections in June – including Veracruz, where the opposition ended 86 years of PRI rule in part by promising to imprison Duarte.

Although Mr Guterres's Socialists easily beat the main centre-right opposition party, known (unusually for Europeans) as the Social Democrats, in the last general election, in October 1999, the combined opposition ended up with exactly the same number of seats as Mr Guterres's lot, so he falls short of an outright majority.