Sentence examples for decisively opposed from inspiring English sources
"I said, 'If you don't send them back on 28 August, I will consider this wrongful retention under article 3 of the Hague convention.'" Alexander and Constantin were made wards of court, and an order was made for them to return to the UK; but the local German court successfully argued that the children were victims of racism in Britain, and that the "children have decisively opposed such return".
"China should be firm against political pressure from the West and decisively oppose forces intending to cause political unrest," it said.
What is less open to question is just how better the Miami Heat played Thursday night with Bosh in the starting lineup as opposed to the decisively not-a-starter Udonis Haslem.
Indeed, the fact that no amount of evidence can decisively show that a given theory is true (as opposed to merely predictively successful) begs the question of whether it is meaningful to say that a theory is "true" or "false".
"I am opposed to raising the retirement age," Putin said in 2005, waving his forefinger decisively.
The question discussed above could be answered decisively by: 1) selecting 10ish breakout successes, and 2) evaluating first year publicity -- as opposed to reliance on intuition and memory.
A more reform-minded wing is upset that Mr. Papandreou has not acted decisively enough to carry out the structural changes needed to revive the economy, while a more traditional wing is opposed to some of the changes that inevitably cut into the heart of the social welfare state the party was elected to promote.
While the White House on Tuesday was quick to condemn Obama for not acting more decisively against the Syrian regime, Donald Trump had said in the wake of the tragedy in eastern Ghouta that he strongly opposed intervention in Syria.
Barring public financing — which is adamantly opposed by Republicans and has only lukewarm public support — the American system for financing political campaigns is essentially a tool for those with money to decisively influence policy outcomes.
Syria has long given residence to Palestinian factions opposed to Mr. Abbas, including Hamas and some splinter Palestinian groups, and many Palestinians recall Syria's decision to intervene decisively against them in 1976 during the Lebanese civil war.
