Sentence examples for the opposition decided from inspiring English sources

The opposition decided to act.

But this year, the opposition decided to make a political statement and urged supporters to celebrate the day.

That's all within the rules, but the opposition decided to stop things anyway, saying the practice violates tradition and makes it harder to find out who's for what part of each bit of legislation.

"Whenever the opposition realized that Sassou Nguesso was indeed willing to arrest upwards of 30 people in the last week," Carter said, "I think the opposition decided it wasn't going to sacrifice the lives of its supporters to make a point".

"And our proposal is designed to give us maximum flexibility to ensure that, if the opposition decides to take the extraordinary step of filibustering health care".

"At the moment the standards are really only consulted or enforced when the government decides to, or when the opposition decides to whip up some outrage.

Should the opposition decide to remove the little known Mr. Marquez from power before the elections, scheduled for April 8, Mr. Paniagua could take over as president.

"The problem is, are they going to do elections every time the opposition decides it wants to take power?" Mr. Chaderton said.

It was another example of England taking the game to the opposition, deciding the way that they wanted to play and looking to find ways to get in around the back of defences – just as we saw Sterling and Ryan Bertrand combining well at brief moments against Spain.

Boot-makers will be pleased, but, if the opposition decides to move politics from parliament to the streets, some worry about the response of the army.To add to Mrs Kumaratunga's woes, the UNP has asked the Court of Appeal to quash the Central Bank's decision to float the Sri Lanka rupee.

"The worst-case scenario for those breaking the quorum is what if the opposition decides to wait them out," said Cook. "If you don't have an exit strategy from that then you may have problems".