Sentence examples for continue to be opposed from inspiring English sources

Single-payer systems clearly fall within such a definition and, consequently, should continue to be opposed by the AMA".

"The bulk collection of ordinary Americans' records is at odds with the American values embodied in the Bill of Rights and the fourth amendment, and I continue to be opposed to the secret interpretations of the Patriot Act that are used to justify this bulk collection," Wyden told the Guardian.

I continue to be opposed to it now.

Should a debate arise it will continue to be opposed on ethical, religious and practical grounds.

The host stressed that he has been, and will continue to be, opposed to "government overreach".

I have been, and continue to be, opposed to the extension of the Long Beach (710) Freeway in any form.

The business lobby continues to be opposed to the legislation.

He continues to be opposed to the sunset provisions of the Patriot Act," Ms. Tapia said.

The government's badger culling policy continues to be opposed by the majority of scientific experts, and remains deeply unpopular with a large section of the public.

Variolation continued to be opposed by some religious groups and most physicians, who were not convinced of the safety of the method.

Gates said Obama continues to be opposed to sending US ground forces into Libya and there were no plans to send US trainers to augment Nato forces already working with rebel forces.