Sentences with phrase «substantial opposition»

In addition, polls show substantial opposition to the governor and his plan, and recall efforts have been launched against Republican senators.

Clean Line's proposed $ 2.2 billion Plains & Eastern transmission line was under development for eight years but faced substantial opposition from... Complete story»

But the money had a low rate of return in races where the PAC went against substantial opposition, said Susan Lerner, director of Common Cause New York, a nonprofit that tracks connections between money and politics.

If regulations are imprecise or inadequate, or operators do not follow best practices, the local impact of a development may create substantial opposition from neighbouring communities or non-governmental organisations.

However, many religious communities expressed substantial opposition to the Universal Declaration.

There was substantial opposition at the public hearings and in written comments to New Mexico being considered for mercury storage.

There is substantial opposition within unions themselves and within the ranks of teachers to the idea of teaching as a self - policing profession.

Anyway, here is some of the science behind rapid climate change due to methane emissions, a phenomenon that the recent IPCC report chose to ignore despite substantial opposition, including from the IEA itself:

Perhaps inevitably when there was a prospect of ending the LPP, there was substantial opposition with a resulting Law Society decision to deliberate more generally on approaches to licensing.

Despite the existence of substantial opposition, there is increased support for the protection of native title and an increased appreciation of the significance of reconciliation.

With a recent proposal to terminate the LPP facing substantial opposition, the Law Society of Upper Canada is now developing «long - term recommendations for... [more]

After 1945, the Labour Party adopted the policy, against substantial opposition, of collecting «development value»: the increase in land price arising from planning consent.

Moreover, there is substantial opposition to the loan limit increase since it would raise the amount of money Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could provide for single - family borrowers.

With a recent proposal to terminate the LPP facing substantial opposition, the Law Society of Upper Canada is now developing «long - term recommendations for an appropriate, sustainable Law Society licensing process» [i].