Sentences with phrase «strong opposition against»

The original release stated Ferber's strong opposition against sleep sharing.

The rally is also helped by the strong opposition against Trump's tariff plans, which eased fears of an outright trade war between the US and its largest partners.

Not exact matches

But world opinion is against her, and in the United States itself there is strong opposition (though American opinion on Vietnam is not as violent as French opinion on Algeria was in 1960).

Leading bishops of that Church have spoken against the coming Bill and, more importantly, there is very strong grass - roots opposition, especially from the admirable evangelical Christian Institute based in the North East.

Would I have been an abolitionist, actively and publicly standing against slavery and then voicing strong opposition to the eminently wicked Jim Crow laws that ensued after the Civil War?

In some groups the attempt to raise the level of theological education still goes on against strong opposition despite the rise in the level of general education in the nation.

«We decided to conduct these activities on the occasion of the world food day celebration because we want to generate a strong public opposition against golden rice which we believe is a poison disguised as food,» said Diego Dela Cruz, chairman of the advocacy committee of MASIPAG.

This metric parses each team's efficiency and explosiveness and adjusts it for strength of opposition, and over the years, it's proved to be a very strong predictor against the Vegas spread.

Against stronger opposition with DMF (for now Elneny, but a better player next year).

Arsenal face up against strong opposition, Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool, at the Emirates this Sunday and will be hoping to start the season off with an impressive three points.

(II) Against stronger opposition like the Spurs we need a dedicated DMF, Elneny is best for now, as he has speed to contain any attack down the middle.

Arteta and Flamini could do a job against smaller teams, but against quick and strong opposition we will suffer.

I prefer ox to be honest, let's not forget tho walcotts not the first man not to have a sniff against Chelsea, against weaker opposition Walcott will be very good with the balls in behind but I think most agree we need a striker who is strong and fast not just one of the attributes our current strikers possess, if ox stays fit and we sign and striker Walcott will be a top super sub

Even Coquelin — our most steelied player, is not physically as fast or strong or tall as other midfielders and is usually relying on his dogged attitude to get by which against top opposition isn't always enough.

wenger is the oldest deadwood we have at the club, transfers aside whats with the terrible formations against stronger oppositions, why must ramsey play every match even when there is no space for him on the team, le prof will sacrifice a natural winger just to put ramsey in the team, get rid of Walcott, sanogo (why did we ever sign him), give ozil the no 10 shirt until wilshere gets his act together, almost forgot get rid of mertesacker.

Both are capable of playing in either position and so when we play different styles of opposition, such as quicker centre backs, or stronger centre backs, we can alternate between the players to choose who is best fit to play against the opposition.

He's ok in duels as he's strong and quick, but he doesn't have the experience, when to step up when to drop back, it's not his position so against good opposition it's not a clever move.

Ozil man of the match Fu — k no, the man against strong opposition seems just non combative, he looses the ball easily and seems disgust against himself, giving up instead of running his ass to try getting it back.Bad body laguage, it make you think he is weak.

The fact is that, even if we play our strongest 11, winning is not certain, and here we are with a very light CB pairing that doesn't instil confidence against any opposition talkless of Liverpool.

We are in a big problem as the Flam $ Arteta have past their prime (they would find it difficult to cope against strong oppositions like bayern),

The team had some glimces of brilliance, but didn't manage to score against a strong opposition.

It's a pretty second rate league and not exactly the best proving ground... Morata scored in 5 consecutive CL games against much, much, much stronger opposition, 6G and 6A in 1200 mins of Serie A playing time (the majority of which, were in a sub late in game as the second choice)

Close or not, they were victories, and against strong opposition.

Although strong tonic for the local fans, the flurries of touchdowns, the long runs and the passing averages that read like election returns are usually made against opposition as fierce as paper tigers.

There would also be times against stronger / more attacking sides where perhaps employing the two side by side would be an option to nullify the opposition and heavily protect the defence from a potent attacking force (think Barca).

We know Theo isn't the big strong CF that can bully oppositions defenses, he didn't do that against Chelsea... He used his athleticism to move around and drag / pull players out of pos, dropping deep and getting forward quick was hard for Chelsea as well.

Arsenal should take the game to them and it will be interesting to see how the Gunners do against such strong opposition in the opening round of fixtures, but if I was to make a suggestion, no matter how unprepared PSG may feel, I'm sure they are in the stronger position before a ball has been kicked.

Walcott and Iwobi had FAR better games against Hull which was much stronger opposition.

I think the tactics of using Theo up top and bringing Giroud to be physical against a tired opposition is our strongest suite.

Arsenal have fallen away in the title race, they're going to exit the Champions League at the round of 16 and there have been the usual failings in the big games against strong opposition.

Pochettino does seem to know the secret of inspiring his players to lift their games against the stronger oppositions and such a trait will stand him in good stead in the fixtures against Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham.

While there is a strong case to be made in favour of him starting week in week out on the left where he is at his devastating best, the energy and dynamism he brings against tiring opposition legs has worked is too good a weapon to miss out on.

The issue, however, is whether he is disciplined enough to fulfil the role against strong opposition.

A poor run of early results is perhaps understandable against such strong opposition.

Of course, Guardiola's system is not broken — the issue is with the rest of the City squad, and how comfortable they are with their football, particularly against stronger opposition.

West Brom have only returned the eight goals at home this season and they are likely going to try and stay tight in this one against strong opposition.

They will find it tougher against stronger opposition, but the two Spaniards may give United a new dimension together.

The Toffees have won their last six games at Goodison Park, with most coming against stronger opposition than Bolton so we see no reason why they won't roll Bolton over on Saturday, although» roll» might be doing Bolton an injustice as Everton rarely do emphatic, except in their last home appearance against Hull, scoring five, so who knows?

The Trevians emerged from the hectic schedule against strong opposition with their perfect record intact.

Ellen's final ministerial job as Minister of Education was cut short by her untimely death in 1947 but not before, against strong opposition, initiating the raising of the school leaving age to 15.

In what will be a hotly contested race pitting Avella against other campaign heavyweights like City Councilman Peter Vallone and Leroy Comrie, Lobbyist Melinda Katz, and Senator Jose Peralta, despite the strong opposition Avella is said to be mulling a chance to stand out from the crowd to gain a foothold in boro - wide politics for another shot at Mayor in 2017.

They confirmed that following the collapse of the pilot cull last year, many farmers lost confidence in the government's ability to deliver a legal culling programme against strong public opposition and decided to take the law into their own hands and illegally gas badgers on their farms.

County and town opposition has been so strong that the county joined Rockland's five towns, a number of villages and the Nyack School District to form the Municipal Consortium, a coalition arguing against the plant on behalf of local governing bodies.

At the same time, our affiliated unions are campaigning against the cuts on a daily basis and urging stronger opposition to the Tories in Parliament.

The miraculous manner he emerged the Senate President against all odds and his strong opposition to a Muslim - Muslim ticket for the APC in the build - up to the 2015 general elections were major reasons for Saraki's persecution and prosecution, based on his claims.

He has voiced strong opposition to possible war against Iraq over the past few months, expressing doubt whether Downing Street's dossier against Saddam Hussein contained enough evidence to justify sending British troops into the country.

An example is the Collaborative Grants Program which NSERC created in Canada last year, against strong opposition from the awards committees, to fund interdisciplinary teams of researchers.

To study the prevalence of mental health distress among Mexican immigrants living illegally in high - risk areas (places that have strong opposition and punitive actions against immigrants living here illegally), the researchers surveyed nearly 260 people.

Many federal lawmakers, as well as state and local officials, have already expressed strong opposition to some of the cuts, and even new EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, long an EPA foe, has suggested that he will push back against parts of the preliminary White House plan.

Time isn't the only force going against Churchill as he's facing strong opposition from his cabinet, Chamberlain, Lord Halifax (Dillane), and even King George VI (Mendelsohn).