Sentence examples for are particularly opposed from inspiring English sources

The French are particularly opposed to any action that lacks UN backing.

The large energy providers have always denied making excessive profits and are particularly opposed to the CMA's suggestion that there should be a temporary price cap on bills.

Republicans are particularly opposed to a provision of the House bill that would create a government insurance plan, to compete with private insurers.

Pro-immigration policies are particularly opposed by young people fearing competition from newcomers, says Keiichiro Asao, an opposition politician who supports letting in more foreigners.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans, which provide managed health care for 53 million people, are particularly opposed to giving patients any new right to sue their health plans.

They are particularly opposed to the possibility that American soldiers might be subjected to the court's jurisdiction, and American officials have warned that the threat of trial could undermine the United Nations peacekeeping apparatus.

Gov. Jesse Ventura has been particularly opposed to the use of public money for a stadium.

The Germans were particularly opposed to putting Moscovici in charge of fiscal and budget supervision.

I am particularly opposed to control orders and detention without trial both here and in the US.

They were particularly opposed to the president's policies on domestic issues such as immigration, taxes and health care.

Her father's side of the family were particularly opposed, saying it would be "disrespectful to the memory of Ms Dhu".