Sentence examples for opposition to move from inspiring English sources

Societal fragmentation makes it hard for the opposition to move beyond its misleadingly simple goal of "change".

Mr. Rudd recognized that the apology itself was symbolic, and he asked the opposition to move beyond partisan politics.

The second son-in-law was made of sterner stuff and overcame Sir Jack's opposition to move Tesco upmarket.

The government is preparing to announce a review into ebook lending following calls from the opposition to move libraries "into the 21st century".

Tim Bale, a historian of the party, thinks the former: "Cameron has a tendency, when faced with serious opposition, to move back and rethink, the better to move around the obstacle.

To appreciate how difficult it is for Aung San Suu Kyi and her opposition to move the country in a genuinely democratic direction, it is imperative to understand how the military – fascist at root, and authoritarian in outlook and operation – defines and approaches the issue of electoral democracy.

A poll of Tsukiji wholesalers conducted in April revealed overwhelming opposition to moving to Toyosu.

By the time that became plausible, in the 1990s, there was substantial neighborhood opposition to moving the house.

The fear is that faculty opposition to moving will leave Allston home to a hodgepodge of overflow activities rather than a coherent new campus.

But Mr. Obama missed his deadline, and the goal has faded as a priority, with domestic opposition to moving some detainees to a prison inside the United States and with other countries that condemned the Guantánamo prison reluctant to take in detainees.

"More and more people are realising that the hen harriers' biggest enemy is the RSPB – not rogue gamekeepers," Botham told the Mail on Sunday in November after the charity restated its opposition to moving nests.