The use of "go pills" has been opposed at even the highest levels of the Air Force.
Most of the studio heads were opposed at first, he told me, "because they were afraid of the unknown".
Pitt insisted that French power should be opposed at sea and in its colonial possessions, not on the Continent.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Noam Chomsky and the American Civil Liberties Union have led an international outcry against the plan, which is opposed at home by the Tories and Liberal Democrats.
A school superintendent's proposal to use police dogs for drug searches in school was opposed at a meeting of the Lakeland Board of Education.
David Winnick, 79, Labour MP, Walsall North "It would be hypocritical if those of us who were opposed at the time to what occurred – the mass unemployment, the poverty – were to remain silent when the House debates her life.
This loose-knit cadre's vision of Islam in an age of terror is not unlike a cold war view of Communism: a stealthy global threat creeping into nodes of power that must be opposed at all cost.
Conquering hyperinflation was the first essential step towards getting Brazil growing and raising its poorest people's incomes, but his reforms were opposed at the time by both Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and his Workers Party PTPT), and their benefits only really started to be felt by the population at large after he left office.
He was opposed at the Congress of Vienna in 1814 15 by Austria and Britain; the ensuing kingdom of Poland, which, though nominally autonomous, was to be in permanent union with the Russian Empire, consisted of only part of the Prussian and Russian conquests.
This is despite Mr Cameron's insistence that action would be justified to prevent further "war crimes" and would be in line with international law, even if it was opposed at the UN by Russia and China.
