Sentence examples for partial opposition from inspiring English sources

As I have argued before, in partial opposition to the standard law and economics account, the doctrine can perform a useful blaming function.

Since the erring protagonist is always in at least partial opposition to the state, the importance of tragedy lies not in the character but in the enlightening event.

Interestingly, when endothelial cells (HUVECs) were added to the surrounding collagen together with 3T3 cells limited contraction of the collagen hydrogel was observed, suggesting partial opposition to the contraction induced by 3T3 cells alone.

"This is not in accordance with the rules," Ezequiel Zamora, who is considered partial to the opposition, said in a television interview on Sunday evening.

A nasty fight erupted over a technical point this week, prompting the president of the National Electoral Council to threaten to expel the foreign monitors for supposedly being partial to the opposition groups seeking Mr. Chávez's ouster.

The proposed partial privatisation encountered fierce opposition, not only from unions but also from left-wing MPs.

When he was finance minister, he agreed to the state taking on the pension liabilities of utilities in return for the unions dropping their opposition to partial privatisation.

They made certain to stud the speech with signposts of Mr. McCain's conservative record -- from his eagerness to ban partial birth abortions, to opposition of tax increases, to his admiration for Ronald Reagan.

Britain declared that the rebate was "unnegotiable".Partial victoryFor the first time since 1989, Japan's opposition won partial elections for the upper house, with the ruling Liberal Democratic Party collecting only 49 of the 121 seats contested.

The steps that the White House announced include a partial embrace of the opposition movement as well as threats to track and prosecute, in international courts, loyalists to Mr. Qaddafi who commit atrocities.

When Mr Kerry gave a long-winded answer to a question about abortion, for instance, Mr Bush said he was having trouble deciphering his opponent's reply, then stated his own opposition to partial-birth abortions, briefly and clearly.