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A Yemeni official had said yesterday that the accord was facing opposition from some senior politicians in Saleh's General People's Congress GPCCongress GPC

In the process, they are facing opposition and exploitation, and encountering new forms of oppression.

But now that diversion is no longer an option, proponents of a plant expansion are facing opposition of their own.

Mr. Dell, who founded the company 29 years ago, is leading the buyout, which is facing opposition from two of Dell's biggest shareholders.

They are facing opposition from public-sector unions, which fear that increased pension costs to taxpayers will further feed the push to cut retirement benefits for public workers.

The deal has been facing opposition in both the British media and the government, and some of the criticism has come from some longtime Murdoch allies.

It is facing opposition at the editorial and opinion level of Australia's national broadsheet, most state-based tabloids, and "shock-jock" radio.

Among thousands of judges throughout Iraq fewer than 15 are women, and some are facing opposition to their appointments to the bench on the basis of gender.

At least four other projects with a total investment of $25 billion and more than 5,100 miles in length are facing opposition but haven't been delayed yet.

The government is facing opposition from its supporters on Conservative-held councilsouncils who are angry about plans to force all schools to become academies.

The federal government -- that is, the administration of George W. Bush -- is facing opposition to its exploration plans from the governor of Florida, Jeb Bush.