Sentence examples for certainly oppose from inspiring English sources

HSI would certainly oppose this move".

"The Americans would certainly oppose some of the big names," he said.

The Bundesbank, Germany's central bank, would certainly oppose anything that smacked of printing money.

"It takes pressure away from the public purse, so anything that detracts or contradicts that purpose we certainly oppose".

Mr Corbyn, a veteran member of CND, wants Britain to pull out of Nato and would almost certainly oppose the extension of air strikes as leader.

"I warn those plotting a civilian-military junta to take over the reins of government that the people will certainly oppose this," she said.

Most important, the Afghan people, though almost certainly opposed to a Taliban redux, are equally wary of both the Americans and their Afghan "leaders".

While the authors of the pledge are certainly opposed to these wars, our main concern is with the integrity of anthropology.

Lowles' invitation was certainly opposed by some students - or at least "the idea" of it was - but it is unclear whether they blocked it.

Most voters did not oppose the Merrill Lynch project per se, but they certainly opposed the half-baked plan to open vast, additional undeveloped areas to the same profiteering forces that have ravaged so much of Mercer County.

While most (all?) of these folks certainly opposed SOPA, I do believe it took a personal appeal to ensure they converted into early adopters.