Sentence examples for opposition stands from inspiring English sources

Few rural Tanzanians know what the opposition stands for.

In opposition stands the most powerful man in the world, who never admits mistakes.

Across the countries polled opposition stands at 37% against support at 32%.

The opposition stands a real chance of winning, for the first time since independence from Britain in 1957.

Talabani, the shrewd senior statesman of the Iraqi opposition, stands to gain power in a post-Saddam Iraqi government.

Any delay is opposed by an opposition coalition fielding former military dictator Muhammadu Buhari, though the opposition stands to take most votes in the north-east.

The latest Sunday Times/Real Radio Scotland poll puts overall support for independence at 36%, up two points since January, while opposition stands at 46% (-1% and 188% (-1%) are undecided.

Expansionary measures of the sort favoured by the US and UK governments (it is not entirely clear where the UK opposition stands) are a necessary condition of recovery, but not sufficient.

Similar opposition stands in the way of residential developments elsewhere on the Island, where lack of affordable housing has been widely identified as the leading drag on the local economy.

After all, he will have to face this court over and over again, and along the way he risks being sent to jail initially in separate contempt-of-court proceedings that will be heard next week.The political opposition stands with the chief justice, as does much of public opinion.

Opposition leader Vitali Klitschko has told a crowd of anti-government protesters in Kiev that he will reject the position, and that the opposition stands by its demand for a presidential election to be held this year.