Sentence examples for opposition something from inspiring English sources

That "plan for the future", the Russians insisted, had to involve talks between the government and the opposition, something the opposition rejected totally at the time.

After the Kennedy-Reischauer years, Washington still neglected to develop relationships with the Japanese opposition — something Reischauer would have lamented, and something that up-ended U.S.-Japan relations when the opposition Democratic Party of Japan came into power in 2009.

In the end it was the Waugh twins Mark and Steve who saw their side home but not before Darren Gough, Alan Mullally and Alex Tudor had given the opposition something to ponder before the third Test begins in Adelaide on Friday week.

Klopp spoke last week of "full-throttle" football, but it may be that running faster and further than the opposition, something on which he prided himself at Dortmund, isn't as possible in what Louis van Gaal termed "the rat race" of the Premier League.

But with over 2,000 protestors rushing the Texas capitol in opposition, something doesn't quite add up.

Opposition to something, no matter how risky or vile, is not necessarily standing for something and the public in the west want their elected leaders to take a stance -- one that will shake their political apathy and disbelief in the social compact.

Overall, Tortola's biggest hope is that the PD do well enough to form a government but are kept in check by a sizeable and boisterous opposition- something he feels has been sadly lacking in the Italian parliament in recent years.

(It also often works in a nonpartisan way when a bipartisan group of 11 forms in opposition to something).

This opposition was something that the attitudes of the nuclear establishment, with Hill at its heart, did much to encourage.

"I'm always in admiration to people who step up in opposition to something they see as inherently criminal".

Animal assisted therapy, once rare and met with opposition as something unproven that would only bring germs into hospitals, is gaining traction.