This allowed them to appeal to the broadest domestic opinion, Catholic and otherwise.

When the Kremlin began looking for a way out in 1986, it had little call to reckon with domestic public opinion.

Perceived pressure of domestic and international opinion saw the electoral law published in April 1951.

After the Armistice, however, domestic opinion turned against foreign involvement, particularly with conscript troops.

He said, however, "American citizens are not charged with murder to satisfy world opinion or domestic opinion. "

In terms of domestic opinion, Mr. Rabin felt he was on solid ground.

That's one reason why what you accomplished out there has such implications for our domestic public opinion.

They seek to justify their action in terms of domestic public opinion.

The Russians have made it plain that domestic public opinion is dominating other considerations in their handling of the crisis.

An agreement would allow both American and Japanese officials to resolve a diplomatic problem while tending to domestic opinion.