| Meanwhile, the current, pro-European position of the Labour Party, which abandoned its policy of quitting the EU in the mid-1980s, is unpopular. |
| I think they're willing to make some unpopular decisions, instead of just giving in. |
| Judges must be free to make decisions, even unpopular ones, without the fear of political interference or public denigration. |
| Homogenous global culture may be increasingly unpopular, but such cynical glocalization has its own dangers. |
| Most of their extreme ideas were deeply unpopular with the resistance, he said. |
| Sweden are really going for this, which will be making the Germans feel most unpopular. |
