Sentence examples for because it opposes large from inspiring English sources
Congress gave the S.E.C. discretion to make this decision, latitude the agency is likely to use to avoid taking such a step, particularly because it opposes large parts of the JOBS Act.
Rod Paige, the education secretary, made a staggeringly stupid comment this week, comparing the nation's largest teachers' union to a "terrorist organization" because it opposes many elements of the two-year-old No Child Left Behind Act.
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The German government said then that it abstained because it opposed any military operation against Libya.
But a majority in the Chamber of Deputies opposed the move to sanction him in large part because it would set a precedent that could someday backfire on a sizable number of Congressmen with questionable ethics.
He has long opposed large-scale mass transit because he believes that it's too expensive, and that Oaklanders wouldn't use it.
It opposes authoritarianism because it takes nothing on faith.
Western States and its member oil companies are fighting legislation to put a moratorium on fracking, a controversial drilling practice that environmentalists oppose because it injects large amounts of acid, chemicals and water deep underground.
The idea attracted a surprising number of environmentalists, because it called for large and specific reductions; conservatives who usually oppose regulation approved of the market-driven solution.
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