Sentences with phrase «voice of opposition came»
Many of the voices of opposition came in the form of pet shop owners and operators.
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The criticism came a day after dueling demonstrations drew thousands of protesters for and against the law, ending with the arrests of 54 people voicing their opposition to the law in the Legislative Building.
That dialogue came — mainly in the form of the industry strongly voicing its opposition to the idea.
The president's comments about the deputy come as he's promoted the idea of training and arming teachers to defend against shooters, a controversial proposal to which prominent Democrats and Republicans have voiced opposition.
Even though about 90 percent of Ghana's natural resources are concentrated in mainly Akan - speaking regions of the country, it is people who come from regions without resources who are governing the country, a voice purported to be that of former flagbearer - aspirant of the main opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Yaw Osafo Marfo has been heard as having said.
«As chairman of this board, I speak for all of us in urging the City Council and our speaker, Melissa Mark - Viverito, to heed the united voices of The Bronx — and the growing chorus of opposition in every corner of this city — and to stop this proposal when it comes before the City Council,» Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. said in a statement Thursday.
«This has become manifest in the plot to rope members of «nPDP», especially those in the National Assembly, into gun - running and murder charges just because they came out to voice their opposition to the APC government's constitutional violations and executive brigandage in the running of our nation's affairs.»
Duncan, a frugal accountant, is a clear, potential obstruction for Benjamin, but at least the character's opposition comes across as a sensible voice of reason, motivated by actual concern for his brother's well - being.
Some of the most important early voices in opposition to intelligence testing — especially in service of ranking the races — came from leading African American intellectuals such as W.E.B. Du Bois and Howard Long.