Sentence examples for reflecting opposition from inspiring English sources

"No, forget it," he said, reflecting opposition from cabinet ministers who believe Nicola Sturgeon is bluffing about holding a snap referendum before the UK leaves the EU, since she does not have majority support for doing so among Scottish voters.

Reflecting opposition concern that the agreement was solely focused on Aleppo, the rebel groups said: "We insist on the necessity of aid going in to all the besieged areas without exception".

Politicians also have been vocal in their opposition to tariffs on imported cars and car parts, reflecting opposition in their home districts.

"The drug discount plan is the first necessary step to provide immediate help to seniors without establishing Medicare's finances," Bush said, reflecting opposition to steps that would increase Medicare's operating costs.

Some of the defiance reflects opposition from the bar and restaurant trade and teen-age voters.

Resistance to change does not necessarily reflect opposition, nor is it merely a result of inertia.

Resistance to change does not reflect opposition, nor is it merely a result of inertia.

Their withdrawal reflected opposition at home to the deployment, which in February led to the collapse of the government.

The cybersecurity bill, already heavily rewritten to reflect opposition from industry groups and their political allies, died in the Senate on  Thursday.

He denied that the Greek vote reflected opposition to austerity but was instead a vote against economic policies in Europe that had not been working.

The session was among the last of more than 300 held by the Forest Service around the country in the last 45 days to solicit public comment about the proposal, and the anger reflected opposition that could still emerge as an obstacle to the plan, which President Clinton hopes will become part of his legacy.