Sentence examples for opposition to shift from inspiring English sources
It is in our interest both to support the current government's transatlantic orientation and to engage actively with the opposition to shift them in a favorable direction.
But at income levels above $50,000, there was strong opposition to shifting public money to private schools.
Icahn proposed that they meet to discuss Dinneen's opposition to shifting the point of obligation for RINs.
Dinneen insisted to me that he and Icahn never struck a conclusive deal; they simply came to an agreement that he would propose to his board that the association end its opposition to shifting the point of obligation.
The C.I.A.'s opposition to shifting responsibility for drones entirely to the Pentagon resulted in a compromise: There would be a transition period for the program in Pakistan, which would be reviewed every six months to determine if it was ready to be moved to military control.
It spoke of that understanding of how best to hurt the opposition, how to shift the action in a way a good fighter does in the ring when he knows he has to take the fight to his opponent.
The Denver Post pointed out it would take a "supermajority" of opposition votes to shift the results as they stand now.
The opposition has promised to shift all processing offshore, meaning further offshore: anywhere outside Australia's borders.
As opposition to apartheid shifted toward violence in the early 1960s, beginning with sabotage and progressing to guerrilla war, Mr. Goldreich, an artist and designer, became a leading planner.
The American confederation failed because of the opposition to power shifting from the states to a weak central government; the fear of a strong Germany in Europe is similar to the suspicions of an overbearing Virginia or Massachusetts during those times.
Anticipating opposition, Mr. Obama has sought to shift some of the political burden to advocates for immigrants, by encouraging them to build support among voters for when his proposal goes to Congress.
