Приклади вживання All opposition Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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All opposition is crushed.
First, to destroy all opposition.
All opposition was crushed.
In October 1926 all opposition parties were banned.
All opposition is banned.
There are closed all opposition websites, forums, news.
All opposition has crumbled.
At the 1939 election, all opposition parties were banned.
All opposition was banned.
Beginning of a national dialogue with all opposition forces except those whom B.
All opposition was prohibited.
This is one of the most important things for all opposition forces and society as a whole.
All opposition parties are banned.
By October 10, the withdrawal of heavy weapons of all opposition groups should occur.
All opposition is brutally suppressed.
Unable to achieve unification all opposition forces Zemstvo resorted to consolidate their ranks.
All opposition political parties were banned.
The success of this movement depends on the unity of all opposition forces and civil society.
All opposition political activity was banned.
Many more face closure as aresult of Milosevic's ongoing effort to silence all opposition voices.
All opposition to Nazism was forbidden.
Braving violence and humiliation, in the face of all opposition, our protagonist embarks on a blind quest for justice.
Not all opposition politicians subscribe to that view.
The task of the meeting was its participants' attempt to convince all opposition forces of SNC in the need to participate in the Conference.
All opposition MPs, except one, voted against the Government.
By this demonstration all opposition to the miracle of the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ falls away.
All opposition parties are more united against Johnson than they were against May, while his effective parliamentary majority has been reduced to only two or three MPs.
They have stifled all opposition, and so nobody else has the chance to come up with the right answer.”.
Nearly all opposition political figures and many prominent members of civil society groups claimed that authorities monitored their conversations and activities.