Sentence examples for broadly opposed from inspiring English sources

Dave Lackey, an aide to Ms. Snowe, said that in New England the individual quotas were "pretty broadly opposed".

Obama administration officials said that drop showed that the law, which was broadly opposed by Republicans, was having an effect.

The public broadly opposed the GOP plan's most prominent mechanism for rolling back spending to cover poor people.

Nearly every GOP contender is broadly opposed to new limits on the purchase or use of guns.

Legislative Democrats, who are in the minority in both houses, are broadly opposed to a complete takeover of a Democratic-voting city.

Corbyn came to power broadly opposed to military intervention and renewal of the Trident nuclear submarine, and critical of Nato and the EU.

At the lunch, Ms. Fischer Boel did not explicitly recommend relaxing the rules, according to one official from a European Union member that broadly opposes genetically modified products.

They broadly oppose an international deal on climate change, while the Obama administration has pushed strongly for an ambitious deal in Paris.

If they realise that choosing an accountable mayor is a vote against politics as usual, then the referendum can be won.The municipal establishment broadly opposes elected mayors.

Although both Catholic and Protestant churches broadly oppose gay marriage, many Catholic nationalist politicians supported liberalising the marriage laws, whereas Protestant unionists held firm.

These broadly oppose economic boycotts of Israel and territories under its control, and importantly, conclude that such measures violate WTO non-discrimination rules.