Sentence examples for opposition expressed from inspiring English sources

There was no opposition expressed to the project.

The opposition expressed alarm about the idea of taking the bank into public ownership.

Mr. Nardelli said he was not concerned by the level of opposition expressed by workers.

Speaking to the Guardian, a spokesman for the opposition expressed frustration at the announcement, blaming the president's policies and inaction for the violence, and arguing that the state of emergency was too little, too late.

As it has since it introduced its ranking in 1979, The Times computes its ranking by using won-lost record, the quality of the opposition (expressed by the opponents' records), the site of the game and the margin of victory.

But others in the opposition expressed disappointment, even derision, when Dr. ElBaradei continued to spend more time traveling than with his Egyptian supporters, preferring to exhort the masses toward democracy through Facebook, Twitter and Al Jazeera.

The proof of the power of these ideas is that much of the opposition expresses itself in their terms.

Only the CHP, another party, has remained a sole political opposition, expressing alarm over the looming Erdogan victory.

I have heard too many members and supporters of the Syrian opposition express the conviction that America could, if it wanted to, "take out" Bashar and end his regime.

Capitalism grew successfully in its old centers despite working-class oppositions, expressed by labor unions, socialist and communist parties, anti-capitalist intellectuals and artists and by the resistances of its colonized subordinates.

Opposition parties expressed alarm at Rudd's comments.