Sentence examples for adversaries on from inspiring English sources

He and Mr. Khodorkovsky were fierce adversaries on at least one signficant topic: proposed production-sharing agreements, which would have allowed foreign companies to take part in energy ventures that share the work and the profits.

At the height of the controversy, one of his erstwhile adversaries on the Court, Owen Roberts, unexpectedly started voting to uphold the New Deal; this "switch in time that saved nine" took the urgency out of the Court-packing plan.

The Quadrennial Defense Review, released this week, finally catches up with the current world, one where the United States confronts a host of different adversaries on a variety of different battlefields.

His conservative adversaries on the Court make the same claim — that they are led by principle, not politics.

But the adversaries on both sides, in Professor Horwitz's formulation, might be better off not oversimplifying the case.

He remained 0.5sec clear of his adversaries on a day when a similar margin covered second to sixth places.

Kubrick's adversary on Dr Strangelove was one Mo Rothman, whom Columbia had sent over to England as executive producer.

He punches an imaginary adversary on the the floor Brett Lee-style.

Mr. Russo's most devoted adversary on the City Council, Tony Soares, said the mayor had mellowed a little.

It is common, in defense studies, to evaluate an adversary on the basis of capability and intent.

This is the core of Stevens's disagreement with his great intellectual adversary on the court, Antonin Scalia.