Sentence examples for presumed opposition from inspiring English sources

Most damaging of all was his presumed opposition to Musharraf's continuing as both President and Army chief.

Flowing across multiple boundaries, infusing them with violent precepts that we must address, blood undoes the presumed oppositions between religion and politics, economy and theology, and kinship and race.

Dragas appears to have presumed that opposition would be fleeting.

"We should also presume that Northern Alliance opposition groups, or for that matter all opposition groups, are familiar with this kind of guerrilla warfare," he said, "especially since it happens in a country that they are experienced in".

He said no message was left but he presumed it was related to opposition to the project.

Mexicans here are presumed to be more supportive of opposition candidates because they blame the PRI for economic hardships that prompted them to emigrate.

The presumed winner, Viktor F. Yanukovich, the opposition leader, appealed once again for her to give up, saying that he wanted to avert a new period of political instability in Ukraine.

They wanted him to appear to have a real mandate because they thought this would silence the opposition, which has long presumed itself to have the advantage in numbers.

That approach could also mesh with the presidential campaign of Senator John McCain of Arizona, the party's presumed nominee, who has made his opposition to excessive federal spending a central theme.

The calls for opposition to Obama's presumed nomination are not just about Clinton.

Plans to introduce presumed consent organ donation in Wales face opposition from within the Jewish and Muslim communities.