Sentence examples for opposition whether from inspiring English sources

The trick: provoking the opposition, whether into a verbal tirade or into pillow talk!

"Second place here shows that we are clearly the party of opposition, whether north or south.

Privatising pensions costs relatively few public-sector jobs, and has (mostly) met only mild opposition, whether from ideological foes or the trade unions concerned.

"Almost every suggestion that is made meets some opposition, whether it be closing entrance ramps to the highway, using breakdown lanes, building parking garages for train stations.

After the war, the MGB helped to crush all opposition, whether real or suspected, in eastern Europe and the Soviet Union; between 1945 and 1953 more than 750,000 Soviet citizens were arrested and punished for political crimes.

They have a responsibility to contribute to the business of opposition, whether from the shadow cabinet or select committees, and to do what they can to recruit members to broaden out the Labour church.

Here are a few of them: The President's party, not the opposition, determines whether he survives in office.

South Africa's most pressing political question, Mr. Mbeki wrote, is not whether it needs a strong political opposition, but whether voters can unite behind the A.N.C.'s "people's contract" to continue reconciliation after the abuses of apartheid.

Already, talk had turned to Mayweather's choice of opposition, to whether he is simply better than all challengers or whether he picks the right guys at the right moments, and how that factored into his legacy and his status among the greats.

Russian diplomats said the principal obstacle was indecision by the Syrian opposition on whether to even participate in the conference, which was proposed by Russia and the United States.

"One of the big things playing for England isn't necessarily the opposition but whether you can carry the England shirt," said Southgate.