Sentence examples for cuts were opposed from inspiring English sources
The cuts were opposed by technology advocates and rights groups.
The cut was opposed by 60 national disability charities, who did "not accept the government's reasoning that cutting disabled people's benefits will 'incentivise' them to look for work".
Interviewed a day after the Spending Review, 52% of people said they supported the public sector cuts while 39% said they were opposed.
If that's not what they meant to do, well, it would have been easy for them to say, clearly, that despite the negative correlation between debt and growth they were opposed to spending cuts right now.
In an attempted "gotcha," Zakaria observes that Democrats were opposed to these cuts when they were originally proposed.
There's a problem with Israel's strategy: The President of the United States, the head of the Democratic Party, is about to formally propose cuts to Social Security -- cuts which are opposed by 69percentt of senior voters, who vote disproportionately in off-year elections -- and are also opposed by majorities or pluralities of voters across the political spectrum.
Richer countries want cuts, but are opposed mainly by former communist countries.
"He is trying to force the London Fire Authority to make these deep cuts, which are opposed by us and many Londoners".
The jobs bill rejected by Republican leaders will now be reintroduced piece by piece, and Republicans are not likely to go along with much more than an extension of the payroll tax cut (which is opposed by Mr. Romney).
A lower payroll tax rate, therefore, does not in itself threaten the ability of retirees to collect future benefits.In other words, the extension of the payroll tax cut should not be opposed for the reason given by AARP.
