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It also argues for consideration of some of these processes in establishing realistic management goals for protected areas, as it is doubtful that these broad changes in plant production could in the long-term effectively be opposed through management.

Under the old rules, MPs are presented with a motion that the incumbent Speaker should resume the Chair; if it is opposed, they march through the lobbies.

In fact I am opposed to putting animals through painful or debilitating proceedures when there is no hope for recovery.

This led to the private sector players being opposed to collecting revenue through a public sector authority that pools revenue to a central fund administered by a government-controlled body.

But he was opposed to the death penalty through his time in office — "we reduced murder by 90 percent and never once sought it," Mr. Morgenthau said — and one of the defining events of his last decade in office involved his role in reversing the wrongful conviction of five teenage boys for the rape and attempted murder of a jogger in Central Park.

The weak corporate opposition to CISPA underscores the uphill battle that many nonprofit advocacy groups face in Washington when they lack such support: With corporate backing for the opposition, SOPA was abandoned without a vote, while CISPA, which is opposed largely by nonprofits, sailed through the House.

The merger was opposed by many shareholders, but went through after the national pension fund – a major Samsung shareholder – approved it.

Even the few measures that are included in the constitutional renewal and governance bill have little chance of getting through, if they are opposed by the Conservatives at this late stage in the parliament.

"There is enough demand that we could jam [squeeze backs] through if people were opposed to it," Rittenberg said.

Proposition 55 seeks to extend those higher income tax rates through 2030 and is opposed by business organizations, including the California Chamber of Commerce and Bay Area Council — which have flipped their position from the 2012 effort.

You cannot reduce abortion by exporting abortion to the poor in the Third World". Research using fetal tissue obtained through abortions had been opposed by both the Reagan and Bush Administrations, which argued that it would encourage more women to terminate their pregnancies.