Sentence examples for opposition regards from inspiring English sources

The letter was signed by Jihad Allaham, the speaker of the Syrian People's Assembly, which was elected during the conflict in June 2012 in polling that the opposition regards as tainted by government restrictions on political parties.

The opposition regards the zones as illegal and unconstitutional, and the government has sometimes chosen not to enforce them.It was hard to avoid the conclusion that Mr Chavez, once again, was pushing the opposition into a confrontation.

The bill failed in November, but the opposition regards the attempt as emblematic of the government's innate corruption and has shifted the target of protests from defeating the bill to ousting the government.

WorldCom and Sprint may run into some minor opposition regarding the combined companies' extensive holdings of wireless licenses used for transmitting data to fixed locations.

Many politicians, particularly those whom Walpole had driven into opposition, regarded his foreign policy as a betrayal of England's interests.

Blackballed by their own Alawite community, they find that the Islamists who dominate parts of the armed opposition regard them with murderous suspicion.

Some of his allies now in the democratic opposition regarded Mr. Kostunica as a strange mixture of constitutional legalist, democrat and "urban fascist" for his fervent talk of Serbian national interests.

Opposition leaders said the commission, which must verify the vote totals reached at local polling stations, had stopped its work early Monday morning and had not resumed counting, a delay the opposition regarded as suspicious and another effort by the government to buy time.

However, some in the opposition regard Gen Tlas - who fled earlier this month - as a compromised figure too close to the government of President Assad.

After the first Solidarity period, and even during the first Solidarity period, the government was trying to find some consensus with the opposition regarding economic reform.

The iconic Hieronymus Bosch triptych, The Garden of Earthly Delights, is a painting layered in so much complex, enthralling detail that even now, 500 years after its creation, art historians remain in open opposition regarding its interpretation and significance.