Sentence examples for range of opposition from inspiring English sources

Arabi is to meet a broad range of opposition groups in Cairo on Sunday.

He also asked Mr. Suleiman to open talks on Egypt's political future to a wider range of opposition members.

Many responded to boycott calls from a range of opposition groups that included two of the leading secular parties.

Senior officers have had regular meetings with a range of opposition leaders, and at their urging removed the last prime minister appointed by Mr Mubarak.

As it happened, on Election Day, Sunday, December 4th, a range of opposition Web sites — The New Times, Echo of Moscow, Bolshoi Gorod, slon.ru, Kommersant, and the site for the vote-monitoring group Golos — were shut down by cyber attacks.

Reprints Related topics Muhammad Morsi EgyptThe political crisis that has engulfed Egypt in the past three months, pitting President Muhammad Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood against a range of opposition groups, has made things worse.

It is a legacy of the days when teams considered it to be dangerous to be in possession in certain areas of the field, that is within range of the opposition goal-kicker.

In an effort to bridge these divides, the White House has invited a broad range of Iraqi opposition leaders to meet with State and Defense Department officials in Washington next month.

Under Mr Cameron, Britain pins a lot of hope on the rise of a range of moderate opposition parties: the talk is of supporting elections notable for their quality, not their rapidity.

Rowntree has had full charge of all aspects of the forward operation under Lancaster, but while the England pack have had their days in the sun under his tutelage – there have been memorable performances against all three southern hemisphere superpowers as well as the full range of Six Nations opposition – things have been going pear-shaped for a while now.

Satellite images taken on September 21 near Latakia, in western Syria, revealed that the Russian Air Force has successfully conducted a strategic force projection and foretold of Moscow's effort to further assist Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in his fight against a range of armed opposition groups.