Sentence examples for target of opposition from inspiring English sources

With South Korean presidential elections next year, the resort is likely to remain a target of opposition politicians.

But this was in the relative safety of the fortified "green zone", the government area which, he fears, is the ultimate target of opposition fighters now proliferating to the west and north of the capital.

The current debate among House and Senate Republicans is whether to try to turn the emerging legislative pileup into the source of a single huge negotiation with President Obama, or to carve it up into more manageable pieces that would prevent it from becoming a huge target of opposition, and therefore impossible to pass.

In Karachi, the Rangers' crackdown has cut back the rate of militant and criminal violence sharply, but also drawn accusations of human rights abuses and the targeting of opposition politicians.

(One early target of WSPU opposition was future Prime Minister Winston Churchill; his opponent attributed Churchill's defeat in part to "those ladies who are sometimes laughed at").

So the target of the opposition National Salvation Front is not the constitution, or the emergency decree, but Morsi himself.

The vaccinations have been the target of heated opposition, primarily among conservatives, since Gardasil entered the market in 2006.

Late in the debate, the candidates clashed over the Yucca Mountain national repository for nuclear waste in Nevada, a target of great opposition for many voters here.

The target of his opposition is Edwin G. Corr, the current Ambassador to El Salvador, a career Foreign Service officer who incurred the Senator's wrath in previous posts.

The £11bn gas project is the target of vociferous opposition from environmental groups and is being investigated by the Russian government.

When you are protesting in a city or sitting in at lunch counters, you are choosing whether to be a target of potential opposition.