This strikes me as worthy of Conrad in its sharply posed oppositions, its temporal and geographic reach.
Preliminary interviews with wastepickers show that development interventions in disposal sites such as WTE pose no opposition from host communities for as long as alternative livelihood opportunities are provided.
Many partners especially rainmakers have been given a wide berth by firms to keep them happy, and they often pose vocal opposition to altering the way they practice/deliver their services.
In Mozambique, officials are warning about the threats posed by opposition parties with links to their old enemies.
Today, somebody in the ruling military establishment – galvanised by the potential for serious disruption posed by opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi in a general election year – is straining every sinew to bring the monks into line.
Still just 21, Maddison leads the Championship in both key passes per game (2.7) and the number of times he is fouled per game (3.8), which is a decent indicator of the threat he poses to opposition defences.
At the time Hanisch was writing, the male-dominated political left often posed an opposition between personal and political issues; thus, if women held a discussion group around personal issues, it was derisively referred to as "therapy," a designation she thought was misguided.
Like United, England are now focused on committing men forward and posing the opposition problems.
In June 2013, Recep Tayyip Erdogan survived the challenge posed by opposition demonstrators.
But the 27-year-old's ability to snuff out the danger posed by opposition forwards - for club and country - cannot be questioned.
