Sentence examples for yet opposition to from inspiring English sources

Yet opposition to an overhaul has become increasingly vocal.

Yet opposition to the deal has been nearly as fierce inside Russia -- by supporters of the weapons industry.

Trade union movements were suspended and protesters were killed, yet opposition to the government, particularly outside of the country, did not abate.

Yet opposition to Putin continues to grow; a recent poll by the Levada Centre found nearly half of all Russians want him to step down at the end of his term in six years.

Yet opposition legislators went to court to block the decree.That is a bad omen for a government bill, due to be sent to Congress next month, which would set up the framework for an electricity market by separating generation, transmission and distribution.

Yet her opposition to anti-Semitism seemed sincere, as when she described the anti-Jewish feeling that underlies Hezbollah's ideology.

Yet their opposition to involvement in Syria also reflects a growing division within Republicans, between the party's neoconservative national security elite and its long-dormant isolationist wing.

Yet his opposition to the Iraq war (resented in Washington but liked at home) and his refusal to ditch labour-market reforms the so-called Hartz laws—have changed his image.

The police warning followed the extremist violence that accompanied an otherwise peaceful protest march by 250,000 people through central London on Saturday, the largest public gathering yet in opposition to government-ordered spending cuts.

Inspired in style by the global Occupy movement, but fed in substance by the growing anger at Putin's return to power, the protest is the clearest sign yet that opposition to Russia's leader refuses to go away.

Tens of thousands of Israelis descended on this seaside settlement bloc on Tuesday in the largest public expression yet of opposition to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's plan to withdraw settlers and soldiers from the Gaza Strip.