Japan opposition chief won’t quit – answers

Japan opposition chief won’t quit

correct the sentences

1. The allegations are politically justified. they are unjust politically and legally
2. The government is right to use its power in this case. it is an unjust use of government power
3. Ozawa’s party is not very popular. they are expected to win the election later this year
4. The LDP has had three premiers in less than a year. in less that 2 years
5. The public are very supportive of the government. there is dwindling (getting less and less) support from the public
6. The current Premier is secure in his job. he is likely to lose his job
7. Flip flops are popular among politicians. the government has had policy flip flops (changing their minds)
8. The Finance minister supported the premier recently. he resigned recently
9. Ozawa is an LDP member. he used to be
10. He has a liberal style to leadership. he has an autocratic ( he dominates and controls) style