Sentence examples for point opposition from inspiring English sources

Still, by that point opposition had crescendoed.

"I hope that at some point opposition, for the sake of opposition, is going to lessen".

At one point, opposition groups and the organizers signed an agreement that all references to Columbus would be eliminated by parade planners in exchange for a promise of a peaceful protest.

It was a politician's overstatement, but the Indian Point opposition effort, driven by veteran antinuclear activists and a new anxiety over terrorism, has reached critical mass in a way few believed was likely even a month ago.

With a guarantee of secure Internet access points, opposition groups would be able to link their terrestrial and wireless networks with those of like-minded groups.

It issued a "dictum" encompassing six points: opposition to all vestiges of authority, unity among workers' organizations through a federative pact, complete freedom of action among all groups, mutual cooperation, solidarity among all groups, and the prohibition within the federation of all political and religious doctrines.

By employing the definition of opposite point, the opposition-based optimization is defined in the following sub-section.

The final conservative point of opposition is a political one.

"It's just become a rallying point of opposition," Mr. Ghai said.

After Centre Point, bureaucratic opposition did begin to delay his work.

The whole point of opposition parties is that they come up with ideas.