Sentence examples for spectrum of opposition from inspiring English sources

The regime's repressive response has since spawned a full spectrum of opposition not easily contained or pacified, even with massive firepower.

While perhaps initially elitist in nature, unlike the current varied spectrum of opposition groups and revolutionary committees, it is a logical inspiration for the future.

The anti-Government rally, at a park in the southern part of the city, was the first since Mr. Roh's election in 1987 in which a spectrum of opposition groups joined forces.

Three veteran opposition leaders posted their own demands on the Web site of the Ekho Moskvy radio station, including delaying the presidential elections until May and allowing a large spectrum of opposition candidates to take part.

The challenger, who won a primary election held jointly on Sunday by a spectrum of opposition parties, is Henrique Capriles Radonski, the fresh-faced governor of Miranda, one of the country's most populous states, which includes a large swath of Caracas, the capital.

And the broad spectrum of opposition to the amnesty, albeit mainly in Bangkok, has uncomfortable similarities to the protests in early 2006 that forced Mr Thaksin, then prime minister, to call an early election, events that led eventually to the September coup.

But some prominent opposition leaders questioned whether the military councils truly represented the entire spectrum of the opposition.

Better still, the president should open this bargaining session to the full spectrum of his opposition.

Highlighting the spectrum of Republican opposition, Cruz said later in the day he was opposed to the bill as it did not deregulate the system enough.

It has united a broad spectrum of the opposition — from Islamist fighters to liberal and nonviolent activists who fervently oppose them — in anger and exasperation with the United States.

"It is important for Russia to continue along the pathway of democracy and economic reform". Across the short spectrum of political opposition in today's Russia, reactions ranged from stunned disbelief to helpless anger.