Sentence examples for opposition means from inspiring English sources

That lingering opposition means Honduras does not appear to have the votes to win reinstatement.

Labour's opposition means that the plan will depend on the result of the next election, due in 2015.

Mr. Dacey said the opposition means that the project will probably be delayed for at least a year.

The order can only become law if it is nodded through by MPs: any opposition means a vote is required.

Opposition means saying what your opponents do wrong and also proposing a better vision for the future.

Yet the fractured liberal and left-wing opposition means that the alternative lacks appeal.Demographic change is also working against the opposition.

He warned that local opposition meant that "there is zero chance" of the base being built.

But inertia and opposition meant that the policy was never implemented.

And Mr. Bell, now a consultant in Washington, said the organization's opposition meant little in 1978.

To Mr. Morsi's supporters, it was a vindication of the theory that judges and the opposition meant to block the assembly's work entirely.

"His opposition meant that if he had prevailed, fewer people in Long Island and in the rest of New York would have been able to afford a home".