Sentences with phrase «moves against the rebels»

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In the early 1970s the 18 - year - old Yuki, the son of a university vice president, rebelled against the Tokyo academic life in which he was raised, defying his parents and moving to the U.S..

Though we may rebel against God and thwart some aspects of His plan for our lives, God, in His sovereignty, uses all means necessary to keep His plan moving forward.

Or maybe their two star players realised that they made a big mistake by not forcing a move during last summers window and rebelled against Ranieri for letting him sweet talking them into staying lol Anyways, it's done and dusted now, and their fans won't be moaning all the while they Keep beating teams like Liverpool.

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Mr Umunna warned that Labour can only win an election as a «broad church» and cautioned against any move to punish those who have rebelled against Mr Corbyn.

- One in three new MPs rebelled against their leader just a couple of months into the parliament, lending credibility to the theory that Ed Miliband moved the party to the left.

The huge outpouring of opposition already beginning in student organisations is likely to place huge pressure on some of the party's backbenchers to rebel against the move, however.

The aide rung the office of one of the rebels to say that unless they produced an unusual name, not associated previously with moves against the prime minster, the cabinet minister (who is not enthusiastic about supporting Brown) would be forced to go on air to back the PM.

When I moved to Georgia when I was ten I rebelled against the southern culture and decided I would try to stay true to my Jersey roots.

One has to wonder, do these critics really want gaming to grow to adulthood, or just move from childhood to those pesky teen years, attempting to rebel against the system that made them.

Moving to Beijing after he graduated in 1996, Liu Wei gravitated toward a group of artists rebelling against such ideas.