Not exact matches
Together with local tribesmen, I sought to gather
popular opinion on the range of social, economic and political
challenges facing them, which in turn precipitated the formation of an elected cross-tribal council.
Now, I don't want to be too cynical - if you wanted people to support a constitutional amendment which relinquishes sovereignty to Canada, you'd need a huge amount of social influence over a prolonged period of time; but some of the existing initiatives for constitutional amendments are
challenging mostly because of active minority groups applying pressure in both directions rather than staunch
popular opinion.
Any attempt to influence the outcome of litigation by reference to political wishes or a politician's perception of
popular opinion is a
challenge not only to the courts but to the rule of law.
Bases decisions on
popular opinion rather than individual thinking; does not
challenge mainstream ideas.
I can also acknowledge that this is not a
popular opinion, especially on the podcast, but still, I like a
challenge.