Sentence examples for unresolved oppositions from inspiring English sources
For the modern, secular rationalist, there is comfort to be taken in knowing that Burkhart's Liz is largely an ironic, theatrical, and allegorical receptacle of various unresolved oppositions, especially those oppositions historically consigned to women of a particularly transgressive character.
Ms. Rice pointed out that the withdrawal was just one point of Mr. Annan's six-point peace plan, with crucial aspects unresolved, including talks with the opposition about a new political process, requests for emergency-relief worker access that would include a two-hour daily humanitarian pause for delivery of aid, and news media access.
While pipeline company executives say they are confident they can finance and engineer the projects, environmental problems remain unresolved and some conservation groups vow opposition.
The moves by the government and opposition suggest there are still unresolved questions about their final destination.
Yet key issues remain unresolved in Ukraine's political crisis, including the opposition's repeated demands for President Viktor Yanukovych to resign and a new election to be held.
Crucial financial measures were left unresolved, and Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy faced strong opposition inside his governing coalition to major changes demanded by the Europeans.
So Said is not interested in lateness as a reflection of hard-earned knowledge; he is interested in lateness as opposition, lateness that displays "intransigence, difficulty and unresolved contradiction".
The motives for opposition are mixed, in part reflecting the unresolved debate about Japan's post-war political identity, but also prompted by uncertainty regarding the long-term security objectives of the Abe administration.
Hussein Hajj Hassan, a Hezbollah member of Parliament, said, "The crisis remains unresolved because the fake majority refuses to share power with the opposition".
Because it's unresolved".
