Sentence examples for the considerable opposition from inspiring English sources
But he acknowledged the considerable opposition to this approach on the grounds of cost and disruption.
The research bosses argue that the drafters of the measure are not really concerned about the environment but want to block oil and gas exploration a sensitive subject given the considerable opposition in Italy to new onshore and offshore drilling.
When clinical ethicists upheld an ethical position in the face of considerable opposition the fellows concluded that ethicists modeled courage.
It was William Gladstone's Liberal government that brought in the changes, in the face of considerable opposition.
The new league met considerable opposition from the British National League and the governing body Ice Hockey UK.
But the archbishop faced considerable opposition from his lesser vassals, the vavasours, who revolted on his return to Milan after supporting Conrad in Burgundy.
The New York Times reported that the rally "encountered considerable opposition from within gay political circles," but then quoted activist Corey Johnson speaking directly to how the social media roots of the march transcended institutional opposition: "The points of power are...decentralized now.
When Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed the Fair Labor Standards Act into law in 1938 -- which established the federal minimum wage amongst other things -- it was in the face of considerable opposition and criticism from Big Business, not to mention in the midst of The Great Depression.
The changeover faces considerable opposition from those who do not want the dollar note to disappear.
The new proposal of £55 a share piles pressure on AstraZeneca's board to enter negotiations to create the world's largest pharmaceutical company in the face of considerable opposition from politicians and Britain's scientific community.
The brief said: "It is unsatisfactory that personal and constitutional questions of such high importance should still depend on the operation of an 18th-century statute which was admittedly passed hurriedly, and in the face of considerable opposition, to deal with an ad hoc situation created largely by the unsatisfactory conduct of King George III's brothers".
