Sentence examples for the oppositionists from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who opposes; especially a member of an official opposition
The Central Committee banned the letter but later allowed discussion that showed widespread support in the party for the oppositionists.
Conjectur as to what can be expected in the way of approval or opposition by Mr. Eisenhower, who, under the terms of the 22nd Amendment becomes the 1st lame-duck President in American history; a factor that seems likely to heighten the spirit of resistance among the Democrats & embolden the oppositionists among the Republicans.
The tide will turn against the oppositionists," says the article.
These will all hurt local people's interests, leaving holes in the promises raised by the oppositionists," it says.
"If the oppositionists continue their Occupy campaign, they will bring more inconvenience to local people, the investment environment will be harmed, and the stock market and foreign exchange market will slip.
"After Hong Kong people see it clearly that the central government will not change its mind, they will recognise the dramas staged by the oppositionists are just making things worse.
After a couple of years in office, the oppositionist approach might have been pardonable.
And there is the challenge of getting the Shia oppositionists to participate in the next election.
That was the judgment of the highly respected anti-Taliban leader Abdul Haq, one of the many oppositionists who condemned the American bombing campaign launched in October 2001 as "a big setback" for their efforts to overthrow the Taliban from within, a goal they considered within their reach.
The former oppositionists had been, in the case of most of the Leftists, readmitted to the party; the Rightists had never been expelled.
Hence the letter from our propositionists, designed to knock the heads together of the Iraqi oppositionists.
