Sentence examples for vigorous opposition from from inspiring English sources

The mooted visit has attracted vigorous opposition from America, Jewish groups and the exiled Iraqi opposition.

But she has run into vigorous opposition from some E.U. governments, including Britain's, that prefer that such measures be voluntary.

But she has run into vigorous opposition from some E.U. governments, including Britain's, that prefer that companies take voluntary steps.

His measures aroused vigorous opposition from the nobles and wealthy bourgeoisie and even from the mass of the population.

The authors recognize, however, that structural policy changes will face vigorous opposition from vested interests, and implementation challenges typical of a fragile state.

She prevailed despite vigorous opposition from the United Federation of Teachers, probably the most powerful organization in local Democratic politics.

The most vigorous opposition comes from companies that sell tax-preparation software, "principally, Intuit," he added.

As it moved on to the House, the most vigorous opposition came from the liquor industry, which was pretty sure that if women got the vote, they'd use it to pass Prohibition.

More vigorous opposition has come from the Tea Party wing of the Republican Party.

The length of his incarceration — 34 years and counting — speaks to the vigorous opposition to his parole from Ms. Jacobson's family.

On October 5th the Senate, where Brutus McCain grows ever stronger, administered a slap in the administration's face when it voted 90 to 9 to ban the abuse and torture of detainees.But the most vigorous opposition will come less from Congress (where the Republican majority is still tied to the president) than from the fourth estate.