Sentence examples for universal opposition from inspiring English sources

Universal opposition Drummond Bone, the president of Universities UK, the umbrella group representing vice-chancellors, spoke of "real concerns" about the plans.

Kamal el-Ganzouri, the new prime minister and a former Mubarak protégé, drew near universal opposition.

The proposals met, uncharacteristically, with almost universal opposition from vice-chancellors.

But there is almost universal opposition here to sending her back.

Despite universal opposition from both parents and practitioners, the minister behind the strategy, Liz Truss, continues to trot out the same old, baseless arguments.

There was almost universal opposition to the bill, and huge anxiety about the potential implications for us in our day-to-day jobs.

Therefore, for several years any hope of passing climate legislation hinged upon breaking through the near-universal opposition among Republican legislators.

Indeed, any proposal that mandates campus rape reports to college administrators be sent to cops meets near-universal opposition from sexual assault survivors and advocacy groups.

A bill being considered in the House that would restrict colleges from punishing students accused of sexual assault is meeting near-universal opposition from advocacy organizations who work with rape victims.

First, the Affordable Care Act was passed during a brief period of Democratic supremacy over almost universal Republican opposition.

Despite near universal professional opposition and strong political pressure, the Section 75 regulations that explicitly open up the NHS to competition law were approved in the House of Lords last week.