Sentence examples for prompt opposition from inspiring English sources
But now the Rose Revolution team has new worries — immediate ones, about whether the election on Monday will prompt opposition protests, and long-term ones, like the university students who say the prison abuse footage has caused a political awakening.
The chairman of the state commission studying ways to reduce traffic in Manhattan is increasingly pushing a measure certain to prompt opposition in the rest of the city: charging tolls on the four East River Bridges.
Insiders involved in the review say NHS England has been warned that introducing what amounts to a two-tier A&E system will prompt opposition, including from MPs and councillors, in areas where the local hospital could be seen as being downgraded if it did not become one of the 40-70 major emergency centres.
In Venezuela, where President Hugo Chávez is facing strong pressure to leave office, the minister of information, Nora Uribe, said she hoped the prize awarded to Mr. Carter as an advocate of mediation would prompt opposition groups to reconsider their refusal to negotiate with Mr. Chávez.
The move prompted immediate opposition, but could lead to embryonic economic government for Europe.
Government forces eventually took control of the state capital, Kadugli, prompting opposition fighters to retreat.
The news prompted opposition protests, with 20,000 people gathering in Moscow's Pushkin Square on Monday for an anti-Putin rally.
The Hollings measure also prompted opposition from an unusual alliance that included the United States Chamber of Commerce and organized labor.
The parliament speaker, Pandikar Amin, refused to allow the debate, prompting opposition politicians to walk out amid jeers by ruling party members who shouted "Go on!
However, even relatively small dams have prompted opposition by people who believe that their interests are adversely affected by a particular structure.
ECB purchases of peripheral countries' bonds transfer risk from debtor to creditor states, prompting opposition from the Bundesbank and voters in creditor countries.
