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| The official | opposition was formed by the Liberals and the rest of t |
| y won the most seats (29 of the 83), several | opposition parties formed the Alliance of the Forces fo |
| The | opposition was formed by a Ratepayers Association with |
| l Congress and Rajiv Gandhi, because all the | opposition parties formed together a minority governmen |
| e station was costly to operate and a strong | opposition was formed against the loss of the standards |
| favor of the new constitution despite strong | opposition from former President Daniel Arap Moi, as we |
| She became the leader of the | opposition when former Premier Tony Rundle resigned and |
| be running for re-election, and Brown's main | opposition were former Olympic runner Dick Quax and rad |
| Ose originally faced | opposition from former State Senator Rico Oller, who of |
| As an | opposition member, former Minister of Citizenship and I |
| Community | opposition is forming against what some affected proper |
| After serving in | opposition for forty-two years, the Liberal Party forme |
| tune time, when both government and the main | opposition parties found the arguments for change espec |
| He served as Leader of the | Opposition for four years resigning the party leadershi |
| bon, Duke of Enghien, but the fear of rasing | opposition from France made her family hesitate. |
| t full international games against “foreign” | opposition - France. |
| In that time, it was represented by | Opposition politician Francis McDonald. |
| entry into the United Nations because of his | opposition to Francisco Franco's government. |
| hen the 1938 election, was called, Midgley's | opposition to Franco was to cost him dearly. |
| Opposition critic Frank Klees accused the McGuinty gove | |
| rned him a rebuke from the then acting State | Opposition Leader, Frank Wilkes, as "untactful" for a r |
| The | opposition, alleging fraud, threatened a massive protes |
| , a measure by which Seddon demonstrated his | opposition to Frederick Pirani. |
| the North-West Territories and Saskatchewan | Opposition leader Frederick Haultain. |
| n Ludwig von Kalckstein, who perpetuated the | opposition against Frederick William. |
| ment Cabinet ministers, three members of the | opposition and Frederick Shedden, the Secretary of the |
| brated by the Belarusian national democratic | opposition as Freedom Day (Belarusian: Дзень волі). |
| Opposition parties freely contest elections, but are wi | |
| Fierce | opposition to freeways running through downtown Calgary |
| Opposition to freight operation in city streets preclud | |
| e violent harassment of journalists covering | opposition rallies, frequent attacks and forced closure |
| He had been an | opposition whip from 1994 to 1997. |
| He served as an | opposition whip from 1959 to 1961. |
| and, the paper also encountered considerable | opposition, both from those who supported slavery and t |
| incial election of 1999, and served as Chief | Opposition Whip from 1999 to 2002. |
| s a Government Whip from 1994 to 1997 and as | Opposition Whip from 1997 to 1999. |
| nder Edmund Batson Davie - 1882-1890 (ran as | Opposition, but from 1887-1889 sat as Premier) |
| "contributed to the Mexican view that Texian | opposition stemmed from outside influences". |
| The most formal | opposition came from Nashville for All of Us, a coaliti |
| opinion by writing editorials and reprinting | opposition letters from both sides of the Atlantic. |
| Opposition came from the tiny Inupiat Eskimo village of | |
| His son, Matt Birney, was Western Australian | Opposition Leader from 2005-2006. |
| jority of his political career with the only | opposition coming from Independent candidate Orville Re |
| The | opposition came from the labour movement. |
| He served as | Opposition Whip from 2001 until 2004 when he became Dep |
| While in parliament he acted as | Opposition Whip from 7 April 1993 to 26 May 1994. |
| She served as Deputy | Opposition Whip from 1990 to 1992, and held a number of |
| said the nation's election system prevented | opposition candidates from claiming 52 percent of seats |
| In the federal Parliament, Sercombe was an | Opposition Whip from 1998 until 2001. |
| Opposition came from Nativists, opponents of President | |
| of that time, the city administration found | opposition mainly from a liberal "independent" faction |
| om nine to 12 seats only while the non-Malay | opposition parties from eight to 25. |
| Eastick served as the state | Opposition Leader from 1972 to 1975, and led the party |
| cal use provision, but it was defeated after | opposition materialized from Virginians Against Drug Vi |
| As could be expected, the main | opposition comes from the Chinese Communist Party. |
| e received more than 80% of the vote, facing | opposition only from a Green Party candidate and no Rep |
| The marriage was met with great dislike and | opposition, especially from the upper-class and the nob |
| He also served as the | opposition whip from 2005 to 2006 and again in 2008. |
| She served as Deputy | Opposition Leader from February 1993 until October 1994 |
| He continued | opposition activities from London, where he was associa |
| There was some | opposition, mainly from a mid-1990s housing estate whic |
| The only | opposition came from Ignatius of Loyola, who was severe |
| His only | opposition came from the Scottish National Party (SNP), |
| Most of the local | opposition comes from the northern Hillsborough County |
| met with some reservations and even outright | opposition, sometimes from both sides. |
| gy & Climate Change from 2008-9, and then an | opposition whip from 2009-10. |
| of benefits for returned servicemen, and was | Opposition whip from 1946-49. |
| roup of Thirteen was in support of the bill, | opposition rose from the supposed "minority." |
| "Almost all" of the | opposition came from the West and the Mid-West. |
| After the main | opposition New Frontier Party had dissolved and its suc |
| Opposition caused Froude to cut his trip short, and he | |
| regretting the British Medical Association's | opposition to further National Health Service funding o |
| Maybe against other | opposition in future it might be just that little bit e |
| However, Hanington faced a leader of the | opposition, Andrew G. Blair who had organised the Liber |
| causes some controversy still today, and the | opposition Republicans gained one seat at the expense o |
| The | opposition was Gainsborough Trinity. |
| The candidate of the | opposition, Commonwealth Games gold-winning weightlifte |
| d been held in late 2004 after the murder of | opposition leader Garri Aiba, but the result was contro |
| chose Maurice Duplessis to be leader of the | Opposition, replacing Gault. |
| emocratic Change, an umbrella group of three | opposition parties, gave speeches at the demonstration |
| igations enforceable by government, although | opposition to gay rights violates the religious convict |
| common to the Christian right, for example, | opposition to Gay-Straight Alliances in public schools. |
| Wimal Weerawansa was able to discredit main | opposition candidate Gen.(ret) Sarath Fonseka and was i |
| The democratic | opposition backed General Humberto Delgado, who ran as |
| by the King in exile to lead the monarchist | opposition to general Franco, as Secretary General of h |
| ran for Governor, winning against split Whig | opposition from General Alexander De Clouet and Duncan |
| Opposition leaders generally agreed to the Accord. | |
| When | opposition leader George Reid received a telegram from |
| e but later joined William Pitt the Elder in | opposition to George Grenville. |
| ion attempted to establish contacts with the | opposition in Georgia. |
| man rights violations and atrocities against | opposition members, Georgian citizens and Ossetians who |
| stiture Controversy, as a papal supporter in | opposition to German king Henry IV. |
| veral messages from members of the anti-Nazi | opposition in Germany such as Ewald von Kleist-Schmenzi |
| stances on economic liberalism and militant | opposition to Germany. |
| he most prominent form of extraparliamentary | opposition in Germany. |
| Opposition also gets small mentions here and here. | |
| The battle was a consequence of enduring | opposition in Ghent against the high taxes. |
| Opposition to giving away free land came from employers | |
| Gingrich was outspoken in his | opposition to giving control over the canal to an admin |
| ident of the constituency, and leader of the | opposition on Glasgow City Council. |
| tant pass or give an incorrect answer, their | opposition will go to the final round instead. |
| ya Janata Party (BJP), which is currently in | opposition in Goa and in the national government. |
| ntil she stepped down in March 2003 over her | opposition to going to war with Iraq. |
| Both the government and | opposition had gone through changes during the 1988-199 |
| On December 1, 1995, | opposition leader Gordon Campbell shuffled the Liberals |
| s the only political party that has declared | opposition to government of Juan Manuel Santos. |
| Given a uniform swing to the | opposition or government parties in an election, the nu |
| Korematsu was thus disdained for his | opposition to government order and was seen as a threat |
| ked in several roles for Tony Blair, both in | opposition and government, and was the Prime Minister's |
| Harris' prominence as a medical doctor in | opposition to government-run health care made him a lig |
| or, one of the wins that took the party from | opposition to government. |
| that election which propelled the party from | opposition to government. |
| She served the party for 14 years, in | opposition and government. |
| g, one of the seats that took the party from | opposition to government. |
| ong Democratic Party, there was no organized | opposition to Governor Chamberlain among the Republican |
| e were public employee protests conducted in | opposition to Governor Scott Walker's budget repair bil |
| igning in 2007 in protest at David Cameron's | opposition to grammar schools. |
| Sapers served as interim Leader of the | Opposition after Grant Mitchell resigned in 1999. |
| Because of Samuel White's | opposition to Gray working on the telephone... |
| Frank Habineza, leader of the | opposition Democratic Green Party, told VOA all three o |
| re was previously speculation, mostly by the | opposition, that Green has strong leadership ambitions |
| a government including both "New" and "Old" | Opposition, and Grenville was made prime minister in th |
| assed, Lansdown's reputation grew, and their | opposition similarly grew in reputation, as they entert |
| opular with the wealthy, but they feared the | Opposition leaders Grey and Balance even more. |
| l election of 1992, Tell was director of The | Opposition Research Group for the Republican National C |
| As a result of heightened | opposition, the group has attempted to re-brand itself |
| The | Opposition Research Group refers to the division within |
| ed Rasib, for Chalvey ward and leader of the | opposition Conservative group, expressed strong support |
| This move has drown criticisms from the | opposition, student groups and human rights groups as t |
| ch political reforms and the legalization of | opposition political groups were demanded. |
| ussia movement, an organization uniting many | opposition political groups, won about 190 seats. |
| couver's experience, I would anticipate that | opposition will grow in intensity, if not in popularity |
| Opposition leader Gudina said there are no technocrats | |
| Opposition Senator Gustavo Petro had questioned Uribe a | |
| Speaker, I rise to voice my strong | opposition to H.J. Res. |
| The protesters marched in | opposition to H.R. 4437, a proposal Congressional law t |
| But, | opposition leader Habyarimana said his party will not p |
| nd had joined the Church despite her parents | opposition and had been disowned by them. |
| All | opposition parties had been banned by this time, and vo |
| upled with tensions arising from theological | opposition that had dogged him since the 1888 General C |
| ing the opinion that Abbott's performance as | Opposition leader had contributed to Rudd's downfall." |
| He said negotiations for a united | opposition ticket had been ongoing with various opposit |
| the government after nearly eleven years in | opposition, he had accomplished what he had set out to. |
| The U.S. title is Saturn in | Opposition and had its U.S. premiere at Frameline in Sa |
| On August 6, 2008, during a perihelic | opposition, Parthenope had an apparent magnitude of 8.8 |
| However, by 2:30 pm local time the | opposition fighters had repelled the first wave of loya |
| onsistently attacked both the government and | opposition which had closed ranks in support of the Gul |
| in July 1911 it appointed Willis, who, as an | Opposition member, had offered himself to avoid a disso |
| bill passed with 79 votes in favor to 17 in | opposition, including Hagan. |
| MPs in Uganda from the | opposition party hailed their country's rejection from |
| ubstantial reforms, which brought passionate | opposition from Haiti's business and military elite. |
| eral and Country League led by Leader of the | Opposition Steele Hall. |
| part of a parliamentary coalition with it in | opposition to Hamas and other political rivals. |
| After serving for a time as an | Opposition whip, Hamilton succeeded his father as third |
| William A. Aycrigg was chosen without | opposition in Harmony Hall, used for many years for the |
| Opposition nominees Harry Tong (Anote Tong's brother) a | |
| the 1920s Sullivan and Jimmy McCombs led the | opposition to Harry Holland within the Parliamentary La |
| The | opposition leader has often accused the Ugandan leader |
| A leading member of Rwanda's | opposition coalition has called on U.S. President Barac |
| It currently forms the official | opposition, but has been a dominant force in Saskatchew |
| While there is still some community | opposition, Hanscom has shown its usefulness as a gatew |
| According to the | opposition, she has been subjected to what they call di |
| In Nigeria, an influential | opposition governor has joined the ruling People's Demo |
| It is currently in | opposition and has one MP in the Basque Parliament, Mik |
| Ivory Coast's four principal | opposition candidates have signed a shared plan for gov |
| The government and | opposition parties have accused each other of sending p |
| Opposition groups have criticized President Sambi's gov | |
| The incumbent party EPRDF and | opposition parties have signed Election Code of Conduct |
| A Tanzanian political analyst says | opposition partisans have expressed concern the elector |
| onal human right groups, as well as Rwanda's | opposition parties, have expressed concern over the kil |
| Ugandan | opposition groups have rejected previous election resul |
| Opposition groups have expressed concern that the Natio | |
| Opposition candidates have raised concerns over the vot | |
| An analyst for MEMO 98, Marek Mracka, says | opposition candidates have had limited access to local |
| Opposition groups have been actively protesting the bil | |
| Whatever the weather or the | opposition they have always endeavoured to press home t |
| Bowser continued as leader of the | opposition until he lost his seat in the 1924 election. |
| Though often in the firing line from | opposition forwards, he never took a step backwards and |
| as arrested by Bolsheviks as a leader of the | opposition and he was imprisoned in the Peter and Paul |
| In 2003, as an | opposition MLA, he was appointed President of the Rajas |
| As an | opposition member he served as the Opposition critic fo |
| There was strong public | opposition and he decided at a public meeting that the |
| d in December 1964 and served in the CCF-NDP | opposition until he was defeated in the 1967 general el |
| Although still an | opposition leader, he subsequently faced criticism for |
| Alongside other | opposition officials, he helped the creation of a large |
| President George W. Bush faced token | opposition as he won every primary. |
| term as Speaker despite reservations by the | Opposition that he had been too favourable to the gover |
| Martin served in the | opposition until he was defeated in the 1903 election, |
| Hickman served as Leader of the | Opposition until he retired from politics in 1928, by w |
| e same centralized government and faced much | opposition which he could not control. |
| e would proceed with his changes despite the | opposition, though he was removed from the Justice port |
| wing year accepted the post of Leader of the | Opposition, although he lost his seat in the Northern I |
| against the ruling party as well as with the | opposition when he sees injustice being done. |
| CoR formed the official | opposition and he became house leader. |
| also performed the function of Leader of the | Opposition, though he did not receive the salary. |
| Wales, Harris' played against international | opposition when he was selected for Swansea against the |
| atio and generally disliked by both home and | opposition supporters, he was made available to other c |
| Reelected, Doucet remained in | opposition until he left politics following the 1956 Ne |
| Haiphong, North Vietnam were hit, and enemy | opposition was heavy. |
| ently appointed to serve as a Senator by the | Opposition Leader Hector John on 5 August 2010. |
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