That is bound to bring opposition and unpopularity, but it need not bring electoral disaster.
His support for President George Bush's "war on terror" earned him unpopularity at home.
Because we are often closely identified with such governments, their unpopularity rubs off on us.
But is their unpopularity due primarily to pushing for big changes in K-12 education?
Opposition parties are hoping to seize on Musharraf's rising unpopularity to wrest control of the parliament.
The first is that his own unpopularity has become an impediment to the Republican cause.
Yet, as a strategy, pinning success on the back of Congress's unpopularity has flaws.
Successive governments attempted several more paper issuances, with little result except their own increasing unpopularity.
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As Sunday's vote demonstrated, his unpopularity extends even to his home region of Poitou-Charentes.
Her unpopularity with many Americans was not because she was active, Ms Gutin says.
But unpopularity is gruel for politicians (and actors), and he is likely to feel chastened.
To make matters worse, Tory unpopularity seems to be at its nadir in London.
Some observers think that Mrs Arroyo is wary of risking more unpopularity through further reforms.
And, in some respects, Mr Dzurinda has no choice but to risk incurring some unpopularity.
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Equally, liberals may now be right that Americans' dislike of finger-waggers explains Mr Starr's unpopularity.
Despite his current unpopularity, the President should be able to make a persuasive case to the public.
Given the oligarchs' unpopularity, it was politically expedient for Mr Putin to swing one from a lamp-post.
In part, the Republicans are dogged by the unpopularity of President Bush and the war in Iraq.
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Obama argued that the growing unpopularity of his programs is due not to substance, but to style.
Republicans reportedly think Democratic uncertainty is going to help them in November, despite the unpopularity of the war.
But I ask the marchers to understand this: I do not seek unpopularity as a badge of honour.
Given the Gillard government's deep unpopularity, the Liberals would be expected to win a by-election at a canter.
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Ministers have earned some unpopularity by concentrating power in Whitehall, and through the relentless edicts they have issued.
And because of ObamaCare's enduring unpopularity, we don't even fear that Romney will flip-flop on this after taking office.
Its real weakness is its own domestic unpopularity, which has at last found expression in a massive opposition movement.
Reflecting her widespread unpopularity in Ireland while in office, political tributes were measured.
Tung wants another term as CE, but his continuing unpopularity in Hong Kong could be a problem for Beijing.
That used to be a bulwark of Obama's presidency, which offset the unpopularity of several of Obama's big-ticket policies.
Ministers have hinted that they fear courting unpopularity at an already delicate juncture.
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The unpopularity of the Bush administration gave Democrats the opportunity to win elections, and candidate Obama's team marketed him perfectly.
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