Sentence examples for sites of opposition from inspiring English sources

He gradually eliminated or coöpted all potential sites of opposition within the country: labor unions and student groups, the Catholic Church, and the military, which he supplemented with a group of loyal paramilitaries that became known as the Tontons Macoutes.

Web sites of opposition groups and news organizations in Belarus experienced disruptions during the presidential election in March and the protests that followed, according to a report by the OpenNet Initiative, an advocacy project of the University of Toronto, Cambridge University and Harvard Law School.

But unlike spam that takes you to Nigerian banking scams or offers deals on drugs like Viagra, these messages offer software to bypass the elaborate government system that blocks access to the Web sites of opposition groups like the Falun Gong.

Users of the domestic Internet server often find the government has blocked access to the Web sites of newspapers, opposition groups and organizations like Amnesty International.

The site owned by Sanderson's uncle and aunt is near Roseacre, and as you wind down the pot-holed lanes towards it, past the huge communication masts of the Royal Navy's Inskip site, placards of opposition appear: "Don't frack with Fylde", "Health not wealth" and "What price fracking?

Main Street is dotted with blue signs advertising www.friendsofwilliamslake.org, the Web site of an opposition group.

But then the Web site of the opposition's electoral committee stopped working because of a massive cyber attack.

The Web site of the opposition newspaper Novaya Gazeta was also shut down for most of Friday, reportedly by attackers.

Tsvangirai, head of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), announced his decision at a news conference in Zimbabwe's capital as ruling party militants blockaded the site of an opposition rally.

On Wednesday, the Web site of another opposition leader, Mehdi Karroubi, reported that the house of his eldest son had been raided and damaged by security officers seeking to arrest him.

In what appeared to be a first, the Revolutionary Court summoned Tuesday the wife and children of an imprisoned journalist, Mohammad Nourizad, to appear as "political prisoners," the official Web site of the opposition leader, Mir Hussein Moussavi, reported.