He was awarded the Military Cross after fearlessly walking into no-man's-land between the opposing troops to comfort wounded and dying soldiers. |
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There are two opposing theories as to the origin of the Magyars, or native Hungarians. |
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Success also allows you the option to pick a rival player from the opposing team to join your squad. |
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A small meter will appear above the opposing racer and the longer you stay in his slipstream, the more the meter will fill. |
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Most European leaders realize that a policy of opposing the United States makes European unity impossible. |
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The Brazilian forged his reputation as an attacking defender with a booming shot and enough skill to make an opposing defender's life miserable. |
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His parents had been killed for opposing a local politician, a point he illustrated by running a dirty, broken-nailed finger across his throat. |
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Bryan McCabe had a breakthrough season last year, but with the new rules he may need more than a can opener to stop opposing teams forwards. |
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In this particular case the major reason for opposing an increase of a handful of dwellings was to object to a precedent being set. |
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With both sets of defences holding the edge over the opposing attackers, the opening twenty minutes was a dead affair. |
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Part of Tom's definition of evil has to do with actively opposing him and trying to steal his throne, but that's only a part of it. |
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The boat heeled over hard as they hit the opposing wind that circulated in harbour. |
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Landrieu had been on the senate floor opposing those budget cuts on numerous occasions. |
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But it has nothing to do with fairness or open-mindedness or listening to opposing points of view. |
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They will learn that there is a whole range of military, economic, political, moral, and existential reasons for opposing nuclear weapons. |
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Church leaders in Malmesbury have united in opposing the return of a Sunday market because they fear congregation numbers will nosedive. |
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However, a cross-section of commuters, residents and commercial establishment owners are opposing the new system. |
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There may be good moral arguments for opposing the smacking of children, but they are not to be found in the realm of scientific research. |
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Whereas newspaper op-eds do the same, you can generally rely on a given newspaper to run opposing opinion columns. |
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Coke and his companions opposing the early Stuarts construed the Charter anachronistically and uncritically. |
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Handling the puck with both intricacy and ease, you race towards the opposing goal. |
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And they do so while saddled with parties and trade unions that have abandoned all pretence of opposing the profit system. |
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Finally, a single piece is automatically captured if two opposing pieces of another color move into its triangle. |
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I have run across two opposing theories in regards to proper cleat positioning in relation to the pedal spindle. |
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Arguments opposing treatment centred on the supremacy of autonomy as an ethical principle. |
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It was at the forefront of opposing capital punishment and demanding prison reform. |
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Perhaps the opponents can offer a logical argument instead of simply opposing it on the grounds of change. |
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Those opposing him were so vindictive, untrue and stupid that they helped his cause even more than those that praised him. |
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The respondent's argument opposing liability for temporary spousal support took into account only one support objective. |
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Quick and sharp, with very good individual skills and deft, innovative plays, he strikes fear in the opposing team's defenders. |
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There's argument over whether he should try to persuade opposing batsmen to walk when he's convinced they're out. |
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Buchanon's speed, instinct and confidence make him a dangerous player for opposing teams to contend with. |
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According to Clausewitz, the main objective of an army at war is to defeat the opposing army. |
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Still, the opposing viewpoints on a separate Space Force warrant serious consideration. |
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The final gunshot strands the hunter and his quarry on opposing sides of mortality. |
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The evolutionary psychologists and I are in accord in opposing conventional feminist assumptions. |
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Players were ducked under the water and roughly tackled by the opposing side. |
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The relation between the two opposing camps was bitter and the interaction, acrimonious. |
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The battle itself was additionally notable because both opposing generals, Wolfe and Montcalm, received mortal wounds. |
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They seem only ever to get an opposing view when a speaker says something with which they disagree. |
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The boys soon began taunting and insulting each other, in some cases turning against good friends who were now on the opposing team. |
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As the video card displays one image, the opposing eye is blocked by the shutter. |
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It will create a Labor Veterans Committee to coordinate with other veterans groups in opposing cuts to vets ' benefits. |
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Because such a structure will be inherently inductive there will be some inductive reactance opposing current flow. |
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The first is that the Democratic Party is constitutionally incapable of opposing the profoundly reactionary policies of the Republican right. |
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Churchill spent most of the 1930s in the political wilderness opposing the disastrous appeasement of Hitler. |
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But clearly what was taking place was a bitter power struggle between opposing ruling cliques with no holds barred on either side. |
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Fighting broke out when one of the team physios aimed a karate kick at an opposing player. |
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Pilots are given credit for kills for knocking aircraft out of the skies, not necessarily killing the opposing pilot. |
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He was a quiet person, not overly ambitious but always eager to reconcile disputes between opposing parties. |
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Any amount of opposing forces can be withstood without any harm to Hinduism. |
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By 1969 American society was going through a break and people began opposing the system and the immoral war. |
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Nothing has changed and our party will certainly be opposing any attempts at wriggling out of their duties. |
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The soldiers deployed in late December and early January 1996, and quickly established a 2.5-mile-wide buffer zone between the opposing forces. |
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Another concern is that Payton appeared to wear down with the Lakers in the postseason, and he had trouble staying with speedy opposing players. |
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After the break, the two packs had a brief skirmish and the referee yellow-carded the opposing hookers, Lee Mears and Fabio Ongaro. |
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Corsham Town Council is opposing a landowner who wants to use his industrial land for shredding motor tyres. |
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A dead George Washington would win by a landslide against any opposing candidate. |
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She crossed the center line and traveled to the outside lane of opposing traffic. |
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Only the concrete dividers separating the opposing lanes of traffic broke the utter flatness. |
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The third experiment represents walkways where opposing traffic mingles and directional lanes are not set up. |
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Macrolevel interventions can trigger competition between constituencies with opposing values and are often controversial. |
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Develop player and team respect for the ability of opponents, as well as for the judgement of referees and opposing coaches. |
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In fact, it seems the only reason Kidd shoots is to keep opposing defenses honest. |
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This is because the coach has decided he is one of the two weaker outside shooters on the opposing team. |
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Thrown spears are probably the first weapons to arrive amongst the opposing side, other than shouted insults. |
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The group moving the body part is called the agonist with the opposing group called the antagonist. |
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Large flashes of light occasionally burst forth from the opening of a cave leading into the opposing mountain range. |
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What's more, when Baltimore is on the road, opposing fans will ride him like he's never been ridden. |
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During the 1980s, more radical voices rightly said that we needed to go beyond merely opposing discrimination. |
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He argues that the Home Office is rigorously excluding opposing views from the tour. |
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The battle lines were so close together that the sounds of the opposing army's music carried through the forest. |
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The council received 21 letters and a petition signed by 122 residents opposing the plan. |
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They were besieged by opposing armies using towers, battering rams, catapults, and flame weapons. |
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He felt the two mages clash, their grim determination and faith in their opposing deities setting the air around them aquiver. |
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The wind built to 25 knots and with some opposing current from the 5m tides, it created steep 2 metre waves, giving us a rolly blustery ride. |
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The roads are magnetic as well and the floater rides on the opposing magnetic fields. |
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But he also has the whiners, loafers, jonesers, and all of the no-good lazy bums, male and female, without a work ethic opposing his every move. |
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Earlier this season he was lobbed by an opposing keeper which cost Leicester City all three points. |
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The workers are opposing management plans to uproot 7,000 rubber trees to make way for sugar cane. |
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Since the electrons in the Cooper pair have opposite momenta, the Lorentz force acts in opposing directions and the pair breaks up. |
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Mr Abbott said he would table a motion at the September council meeting opposing any route which would run across open countryside. |
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The close association allows these molecules to interact through opposing charged groups. |
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By opposing the war, the Liberal Party has virtually assured itself of a majority come the next election. |
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It uses a by-now obligatory two-bolt detachable faceplate for easy bar swapping, and a unique opposing bolt clamp on the stem. |
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If he can keep his attitude up, the Cards could really use his ability to make the opposing quarterback worry about the rush. |
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I suspect the opposing sides may be at cross purposes at times, and that a solid working definition could clarify the debate. |
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No one in the streets ever thought there was going to be a confrontation between the lunatic fringes of opposing political groups. |
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They championed the opposing view that the developing human brain is a tabula rasa. |
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I like the songs that lyrically dissect opposing emotions and combine them within one song. |
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Other images also surfaced from the Dance Lab experiments, including the opposing forces of magnetism and repulsion. |
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Oxford were struggling to find any rhythm, and threatened only when the ever-composed Nick Light sortied into opposing territory. |
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For the past two games, the defensive backs have smothered opposing receivers, which in turn has helped the suddenly resurgent pass rush. |
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In this case, each player in a team plays a separate game with one of the opposing pair. |
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As a popularly elected leader, he was torn between the opposing demands of different sections of society, and in the end satisfied nobody. |
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In this debate the opposing sides rarely address the other's best arguments. |
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People eventually ended up opposing the war simply because the reasons for it became less and less tenable over time. |
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We'd nip at the opposing forces heels, dodging their boots and fists, not to mention brickbats and clubs. |
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In soccer it has nearly become acceptable to bait opposing fans, to chant and jeer at the other team's followers. |
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In many games, he was known to have mock battles with his trusty sword and threaten the opposing team's mascots. |
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Vizquel's barehanded plays on slow bounding balls and Alomar's far-reaching range constantly frustrate opposing batters. |
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The group recently spent significant resources opposing a mayoral proposal to inspect apartments upon turnover. |
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Religion and science do not, therefore, need to be seen as opposing systems of thought. |
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The mediators had a tall order bringing together parties with fixed and opposing goals. |
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The tight-knit family has held together through the ordeal and they could not let the application be made without opposing it. |
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The opposing lawyer has a two-day stubble, oiled grey hair, a vermillion tika on his forehead, steel-rimmed glasses. |
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The stalk structure is a highly negatively curved connection between opposing monolayers that leads to hemifusion. |
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Visually impaired athletes, split into two teams of three, roll a bell-filled ball down the court trying to get it in the opposing team's net. |
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Their front feet have opposing digits and soft pads while their back feet have semi-webbed toes. |
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When reason is abdicated and replaced by the bellicose creeds of opposing religions, peace is impossible. |
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His experience is with cone mills, hammer mills, pancake type micronizers, and opposing stream type jet mills. |
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There appears to be little room for middle ground between these opposing positions, and much is at stake. |
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But, as most football fans know, Hail Mary passes have a way of getting picked off by the opposing team. |
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Would you let the general manager of the opposing team run the officiating in the Super Bowl, or be the umpires in the World Series? |
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No candidate on the campaign trail is better at saying two opposing things at once, and no candidate's true intentions are harder to discern. |
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The size of the military forces of the opposing militias has been subject to exaggeration. |
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It was as if they'd got all padded up for a cricket match and the opposing team had suddenly run onto the pitch with a rugby ball. |
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If he didn't miss the ball altogether he'd miskick it, usually into the path of the opposing swarm. |
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The Moon in Cancer is strong, and past opposing the Sun and trining Uranus. |
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Speaking of balls hit on the ground, opposing infielders, particularly the shortstop, have a habit of mistiming their dives. |
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An opposing camp argues that bipedalism is simply the most energy-efficient way for a hominid to get around on a flat surface. |
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He is an excellent goal stopper and he has been known to try and take on opposing players with his amazing skills. |
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Sharp countered this, but others reacted by opposing the coming convention, saying it would promote mobocracy. |
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So do all climate changes cause opposing trends in stratospheric and tropospheric temperatures? |
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The trouble with the way most politicians discuss this issue is that they blame the opposing party. |
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Simply connect the inverter to an available molex connector, and then connect both cold cathode tubes to the inverter on the opposing side. |
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Rather than opposing free trade, they're trying to mollify its effects and work out how we can live with it. |
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They can be disturbing unless supported by verticals or opposing diagonals. |
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His way of calling out an opposing player was to whistle a high, hard slap shot to serve notice of his intent. |
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The student union has also taken a stance opposing all differential tuition fees. |
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There was concern that the opposing sides in the funeral dispute might travel to the hospital for the remains. |
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The two sides clashed at opposing protests in London Tuesday as the British parliament was in session. |
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There is virtually no common ground between the two opposing sides in the debate over the Constitutional Reform Bill. |
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Wenger claimed he didn't see the scuffles between opposing players and coaches in the stadium tunnel after the match. |
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He was quick enough to disrupt opposing guards anywhere on the floor while also using his size and strength to stop them. |
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Coach George Seifert says opposing defenses look for turnovers when he has the ball. |
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Sunday's match was a thriller from the start of play as opposing teams engaged in a valiant tussle for ball possession. |
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His technique of film montage involved juxtaposing two opposing images so that a new third image was created in the viewers' imagination. |
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His explosive temper not only caused an opposing player's arm to be broken, it sullied the reputation of one of his players. |
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Her take on opposing views seems a bit wrong, and her concept of morals seems largely centered around material things. |
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You've actually got a slight majority opposing it and this really typifies why the public stands on these priorities, Kyra. |
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Will he be prepared for all the blitzes opposing defensive coordinators will throw at him? |
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Mobility is supposed to be the key to success in the modern NFL, because of the blitzes thrown by opposing defenses. |
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Slack and damp on the opposing side is a plastic pack of unsmoked back from supermarkets. |
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I may not cheer for the opposing team, but I will also not cheer against them or verbally abuse them. |
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This is why they all claim to be against water charges but are unanimous in opposing a non-payment campaign. |
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Ethics and human research thus have been seen as uncompanionable and opposing forces. |
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At age 15, he was travelling Italy with Lazio's infamous Irriducibili hooligans, skirmishing with police and opposing supporters. |
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Their third came when the ball was dropped at the feet of the opposing striker, who gleefully slammed the ball home. |
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They act like radicals drunk with power, doing what ever it takes to destroy any opposing political force that dares to challenge it. |
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There were opposing views on how to protect the public from incompetent and unethical behaviour. |
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I knew that the biotechnology industry had been pouring money into opposing the initiative with slick advertisements and tricky sound bites. |
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Yesterday he said health bosses were right to push ahead with the reforms and accused those opposing the plans of blocking better care for the people of the city. |
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Clearly, even as starters, these pitchers were lethal to opposing hitters. |
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Because the two opposing fleets never came face to face, a number of significant incidents of the battle are unrecorded, and these artworks help fill the gaps. |
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It was Orlando vs. Justin in an Ibiza melee with two highly unlikely opposing parties. |
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Lost in the two opposing framings of Funke are the reports that her family stated that she suffered from bouts of depression. |
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With me playing the same position as her or whatever she would be giving me little pointers on the opposing team because they've been around and she's been around. |
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If you are upset, you will lack the self-command to hear opposing views, without which you cannot even stand wisely on your own. |
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He uses these two opposing genres not only for stylistic purposes, but also as a means to explore human dynamism, and the reality that identity is multifarious. |
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Their Scottish backsword is fitted with opposing side rings that offer a good deal of hand protection while keeping the hilt light and easy to wear. |
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Cricket, at the beginning of the twenty-first century, is more than any other, the most common ground for all the multiform and opposing elements of the global Indian nation. |
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The indictment against Adams, as I read it, is that he's a fat, pompous old windbag who assumes that anyone with an opposing viewpoint is a fool or a knave. |
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The larvae have a non-retracting head capsule, consisting of sclerotized chitin, which bears opposing mandibles, antennae, eyespots, and various other sensory structures. |
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Those opposing same-sex marriage are on their heels, and increasingly unwilling or unable to make a stand against it. |
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Capricorn Communication is likely to break down this week with Mars opposing a battle-worn Chiron in Pisces. |
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The Phillies' starters are not going to put a lot of fear into the opposing team, but they go out and compete and keep their team in every ball game. |
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This party has a long, proud history of opposing anti-Semitism. |
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He slammed into the opposing wall, spattering it with blood. |
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Are we truly ready to sacrifice our own harmony, present and future, because, in the heat of the moment, we are unwilling to admit to or listen to an opposing view? |
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One was the mind of the bomber, Humam al-Balawi, a man who flitted precariously between opposing camps. |
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And with pols who had been particularly outspoken in opposing gay rights, the VP could cop quite an attitude. |
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Black had already gained a reputation for opposing the liquor trade. |
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If a receiver tips or deflects the ball and a player from the opposing team catches it, it's the quarterback who gets dinged while the receiver gets away unscathed. |
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Her quicksilver changes of intent, complex multiple qualities, polyrhythms, and opposing body parts warred with Anderson's weeping strings to create a moving picture of grief. |
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In Commons's work two opposing resultants of underlying, real economic forces do not impersonally, mechanistically interact and come into static equilibrium. |
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When Hell-Cat Maggie screeched her battle cry and rushed biting and clawing into the midst of a mass of opposing gangsters, even the most stout-hearted blanched and fled. |
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Although this put the group in the position of opposing the nuclear program, it was careful to take a balanced approach and stress that it was not unilateralist. |
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We chat like soldiers from opposing sides decades after the last bullet was fired. |
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In opposing the eruption of US imperialism, Beams emphasised that war could not be separated from the social and economic system that gave rise to it. |
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Each fan is securely held in place by a plastic frame that includes lugs to fit in the fan mounting holes, and opposing clips to hold the fan in place. |
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Out on the field, he watched the opposing pitchers as they warmed up, noting how they set up on the mound, toeing the left or right side or middle of the rubber. |
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If the matchup problems he creates can offset the matchup liabilities he endures on defense, he could play many opposing centers to a wash or better. |
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Japan had great hair, a player who wore goggles, and another who taunted the opposing side in Italian. |
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Or rather, he dominates opposing defenses, and he does it like no passer in football history. |
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Pilots were opposing company proposals to roster them to work up to the limit of the hours they are licensed to fly under Irish Aviation Authority regulations. |
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The rocker who forged his reputation by opposing everything from woodchips to American bases became an official member of the Australian Labor Party yesterday. |
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There they gather short, or editor-shortened, letters in which correspondents with opposing views slug away at each other on a topic selected by the editor. |
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The defenders ran out of ammunition while the Royalist besiegers kept up the bombardment as though determined to destroy everything opposing them. |
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There will be two opposing approaches and voters in 2016 will have a clearer choice. |
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The game was to have been played last Sunday week but was put back due to an objection being lodged against the Cork champions by the opposing team in the Munster final. |
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Some people in the party, and many of the candidates who are opposing him for the party's nomination, say he is too left wing to win a U.S. presidential election. |
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It also joined Malaysia in opposing an American plan to tighten security in the vital Malacca Straits shipping lanes, which might have meant stationing US troops nearby. |
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And instead of two or three parties opposing the ruling party, there were six or seven or eight opposing the ruling party and they split their vote terribly. |
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Each side has deeply seeded beliefs that are based on directly opposing ideologies. |
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We stand where we stand, in our impossible and often mischievously idle jobs, on a boundary of opposing urgencies where there is often not space enough to set one's feet. |
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He took a moderate bimetallist position, endorsing the use of silver as well as gold, but opposing the inflationist policy of the unlimited coinage of silver. |
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His work is fundamentally concerned with the dialectical relation between the opposing principles, or the binaries, trying to achieve certain completeness through that. |
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This is not an accident in a situation where many sections of the working people are already actively opposing the various attacks on their social conditions. |
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Consequently, this leads to an alteration in the occlusal forces against the opposing arcade and subsequent changes in the occlusal surface of several teeth. |
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For a start you'd have the fossil fuel interests opposing nuclear power generation, but more importantly the Australian public just wouldn't wear it I think. |
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Lawrence Osborne on the tragedy and surreal beauty of the political battle between the opposing yellows and Reds. |
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These opposing tendencies must be resolved in some way if the country is to move toward the world power status that its people have always sought. |
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A fellow justice also accused McCaffery of attempting to coerce him into opposing Castille. |
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But I do not see joining up with the Brownshirts as something to be glossed over in order to make the greater point of opposing Chinese imperialism. |
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When he suggested that the Silent Majority should look to their laurels in regard to opposing the so-called Racial Justice group, he couldn't have got it more right. |
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In their diversity and variety, they encompass various coalescing and opposing interests and ideas to give them a many-coloured rainbow splendour. |
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On Thursday, Gulf News reported al-Naimi was arrested in 2009 for opposing co-education at qatari universities. |
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Inching towards the opposing positions will never bridge the yawning chasm between them. |
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Typically, the opposing hardliners only strike a deal after a long and bitter conflict in which the terrible costs of continuing strife have been made unmistakably clear. |
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Darrow, on the other hand, was at times condescending and contemptuous in his treatment of witnesses, jurists, opposing lawyers and even the judge. |
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If the chief virtue of the adversary system lies in giving opposing parties a hearing, its greatest vice lies in giving those parties an incentive to silence each other. |
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But in opposing the Bush-Cheney march to war, his grandiloquence changed to eloquence. |
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Marxists believe that there are two great opposing camps that are battling it out on the world-historical stage, and that these are the capitalist and proletarian classes. |
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Maybe complete sincerity in presenting our common problems would end the tug of war between local political, ethnic, social and other opposing groups. |
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A court official said the respondents would have until July 2 to file opposing documents, whereafter the applicants would be given another week to reply. |
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What's interesting is the virulence of opinion on the opposing sides. |
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The Kwakiutl gave it another, opposing and peripheral meaning. |
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We will talk to two congressmen on opposing sides of this issue next. |
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By 2007, Hagel was giving speeches on the floor of the Senate opposing the counterinsurgency strategy and surge of troops in Iraq. |
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Influence within Europe is at the heart of this debate and those opposing our membership of the euro must understand clearly what they are campaigning for. |
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The opposing sizzle may be more captivating then rational discourse. |
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With typical German thoroughness, Schulz and five full-time staff workers in Dortmund have been studying video tapes of opposing teams to document the trends. |
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In an instant Kilrossanty were in full flow, commanding all over the field, and steadily putting the squeeze on a now increasingly beleaguered opposing defence. |
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Recent fears that something between the gangs was brewing came to light about a month ago when associates of the opposing gangs tussled in central Rotorua. |
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In fact, opposing sides of the issue are still clinging to the same flawed arguments as they were when Crawford was adjudicated. |
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Republicans are savaging the administration for opposing a non-union Dreamliner plant in South Carolina. |
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They took an anti-establishment stance to a new level, openly opposing the government. |
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This layout provided a stateroom with a double berth forward followed by a similar head and galley, although moved slightly forward, and main saloon aft with opposing settees. |
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The Russians naively think the Chinese view them as valuable partners in opposing American hegemony. |
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The basic social force for opposing imperialist war is the working class. |
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Instead of opposing every civic expectation of religious faith, they might join religious activists in wielding faith as a counterweight to corporate tyranny. |
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As if to drive their antithetical missions home, the two Newsrooms have virtually opposing styles. |
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The king set about punishing Marshal, opposing his attempts to establish his family in their lands in Ireland and Wales. |
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A few of those that don't agree sit in mortal fear, terrified one of these shrieking maniacs will tear their head off for having an opposing opinion. |
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With the Moon and Jupiter opposing your natal Sun, weed out extra work, curb spending, and limit social interaction. |
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With Jupiter opposing your natal Sun, there is a pressing need for a significant other in your life. |
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He dominated hitters, posting the top numbers in ERA, strikeout-to-walk, and the batting average of opposing hitters. |
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Mars opposing neptune means your competitive edge can run amok when you should stop to smell the rose water. |
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The key to understanding this is realizing that suction is not a force, but simply removing an opposing force to the force of air pressure which is already there. |
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The pair's repellant energy cracks and clunks like the coming together of two opposing magnetic forces from different galaxies. |
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And deputies from opposing parties, inherently more antagonistic than deputies from the same party, can be bought at a lower price. |
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Nor does it behove western commentators whose countries are occupying Iraq to lay down conditions for those opposing it. |
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In the conflict theory, there is an impulse or a motive, and an opposing counterimpulse or countermotive. |
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The opposing political party is deploying high profile speakers to counterprogram the convention with small rallies at nearby sites. |
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These three valuational attitudes form a triangle of mutually opposing ethea. |
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The opposing team's forward hooked me, but the referee didn't see it, so no penalty. |
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The timber circle was oriented towards the rising sun on the midwinter solstice, opposing the solar alignments at Stonehenge. |
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One of the claimants of the English throne opposing William the Conqueror, Edgar Atheling, eventually fled to Scotland. |
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At the Battle of Barnet, he commanded the Lancastrian right wing and routed the division opposing him. |
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For this it was essential that Austria continued opposing the French demands regarding Cologne and the Palatinate. |
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After the Revolution, the Enlightenment was followed by an opposing intellectual movement known as Romanticism. |
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The coalition partners campaigned on opposite sides, with the Liberal Democrats supporting AV and the Conservatives opposing it. |
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It has also placed strong emphasis on lowering immigration, opposing multiculturalism, and encouraging a unitary British identity. |
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This should aid in limiting the detectability of the Typhoon by opposing aircraft further reducing pilot workload. |
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This attracted fierce opposition from road protesters opposing the Newbury Bypass and other schemes and it was cancelled shortly afterwards. |
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Those opposing the building plans were in the majority, so the building project was canceled. |
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Pashtun forces also invaded Persia, and the opposing forces were defeated in the Battle of Gulnabad. |
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The consensus held by modern scholars allocates Judith to the authorship of Cynewulf, though several opposing theories have been proposed. |
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The play ultimately reconciles the seemingly opposing views and vindicates imagination. |
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Russell spent the 1950s and 1960s engaged in political causes primarily related to nuclear disarmament and opposing the Vietnam War. |
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In 1836, in a pamphlet titled Sunday Under Three Heads, he defended the people's right to pleasure, opposing a plan to prohibit games on Sundays. |
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The object of the game is to score by getting the ball into the opposing goal. |
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Tackling A player may tackle an opposing player who has the ball by holding them while bringing them to ground. |
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The opposing team attempts to stop the attacking side scoring points by tackling the player carrying the ball. |
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One player is designated the server, and the opposing player is the receiver. |
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On some football event dates, opposing team supporters have been separated into the two different car parks. |
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The match would be a stroke play competition with each playing the four opposing golfers over 18 holes. |
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The largest party in the Parliament sits in the middle of the semicircle, with opposing parties on either side. |
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Most legal cases were contested privately between opposing parties, with the brehons acting as arbitrators. |
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All three were united in opposing Sir Robert Filmer's defence of divine right and absolute monarchy. |
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They serve as heads of state and government and are normally chosen from opposing parties. |
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This caused considerable consternation amongst the SNP left as the two main left leaders were opposing each other in the contest. |
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In association with a NOVA program in 2000 about race, he wrote an essay opposing use of the term. |
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Throughout the 18th century, a counter movement opposing the Rococo sprang up in different parts of Europe, commonly known as Neoclassicism. |
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The Times did likewise, but with less apparent success, with readers vocally opposing the change. |
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For Marx, social change was about conflict between opposing interests, driven in the background by economic forces. |
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On the occasion that Scotland is the home side and the opposing team normally wears dark colours, Scotland will use its change strip. |
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Seventeen states, however, have passed statutes opposing or refusing to implement the Real ID Act. |
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The monument consists of two hemicircular walls depicting the opposing parties. |
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In July, two separate armies opposing de Brus met and assembled at Sliabh Breagh, the high ground south of Ardee. |
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The forensic experts, professors at Glasgow and Edinburgh, appeared as witnesses on opposing sides and a not proven verdict was returned. |
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Valves on opposing reeds of each note are used to make the instrument's reeds sound louder without air leaking from each reed block. |
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The clubs have attracted the support of opposing factions in the Troubles in Northern Ireland. |
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This is the only case that a stone may be swept by an opposing team member. |
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It is completely unacceptable to attempt to throw opposing players off their game by way of negative comment, distraction or heckling. |
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There are two opposing hypotheses regarding the origins of modern behavior. |
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The opposing view is that humans achieved anatomical and behavioral modernity simultaneously. |
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He allowed himself and his people to be arrested without resistance for opposing land confiscation. |
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He was never cautioned or sent off during his entire career, due to his philosophy of never kicking or intentionally hurting opposing players. |
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Patrick Moore also reversed his position on nuclear power in 1976, first opposing it and now supporting it. |
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Petersburg was instructed to present his country's view opposing Russia's consolidation plans in Manchuria. |
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The opposing armies met in thick fog and the French mistook the German troops for screening forces. |
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Air supremacy is a position in war where a side holds complete control of air warfare and air power over opposing forces. |
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In the 1980s, the United States opted for a newer fighter capable of gaining air superiority without being detected by the opposing force. |
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The Iraqis shot down relatively small numbers of opposing American aircraft. |
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The overall disparity between the opposing naval forces made the amphibious invasion plan extremely risky, regardless of the outcome in the air. |
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The pattern was far too regular to be coincidental as the widths of the opposing bands were too closely matched. |
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A dipole is equivalent to two opposing charges brought close together and a quadrupole to two dipoles brought together. |
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This allows the claws to hook into the rough surface of the bark, opposing the force of gravity. |
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