Sentence examples for opposition resolved from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: When Barack Obama was elected, the opposition resolved not to eat anything put in front of it.
Confirmation of the inquiry into 18C came as the government attempted to intensify political pressure on Labor after the opposition resolved formally on Tuesday to reject the government's plan to ban refugees in offshore detention from ever entering Australia.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, whose ouster spurred waves of protests that led to a president's downfall, returned to work on Sunday, while Pakistan's governing party and its main opposition resolved to cooperate, despite their own clash over his reinstatement.
The arrests have even helped the opposition resolve its leadership problem.
The United States and European governments have insisted that Mr. Aristide's Lavalas Family party and the opposition resolve their impasse over the elections before international financial institutions release more than $500 million in desperately needed aid.
Even the delivery of more lethal weaponry to the opposition resolves nothing, because it could end up with the wrong people, and because it allows scope and pretext for the regime's supporters – notably Iran and Russia – to balance it on the other side.
The Liberal Democrats and the Communists opted in, while some 58 opposition figures resolved to participate in the elections on an individual basis.
How the conflict between the Government and the opposition will resolve itself is impossible to predict.
Still, despite mounting pressure on the opposition to resolve the crisis, reaching an agreement with the government will be difficult.
Talks between the government and the opposition to resolve the crisis are currently stalled.
Ban, in the second half of his one-paragraph statement on Iran, went on to urge "a stop to the arrests, threats and use of force," calling on "the government and the opposition to resolve peacefully their differences through dialogue and legal means".
