Sentence examples for declaring opposition from inspiring English sources

They are simply declaring opposition to the idea that Israel should "return" to its 1967 borders.

Now, declaring opposition to minimum-wage laws — or proposing leaving them to the states, which seems to be what Bush is calling for — isn't an outlandish position for a G.O.P. Presidential candidate to take.

Billions of dollars of the government's proposed budget savings are under threat with Labor declaring opposition to more than half of their welfare reforms as the Greens revealed they would oppose the indexation of the fuel excise.

Now, declaring opposition to minimum-wage laws or proposing leaving them to the states, which seems to be what Bush is calling for isn't an outlandish position for a G.O.P. Presidential candidate to take.

In January 1960, the ALC convened an assembly, calling for support of the Cuban Revolution, while also declaring opposition to totalitarianism and dictatorships.

Those that would prefer a Single Payer system don't do themselves any favors by declaring opposition to the Act if the MSM will not report it.

It also declared opposition to a national "limit-order book" that would closely link markets nationwide.

She endorsed profit-sharing for employees and declared opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

The state comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli, also has no declared opposition within the party, leaving the attorney general's race as the main action of the conference.

The election commission has declared opposition candidate Ibrahim Mohamed Solih the winner of the poll but has seven days to formally register the result.

Senators Kent Conrad and Byron L. Dorgan, both North Dakota Democrats, for instance, declared opposition to Mr. Obama's proposal to phase out agricultural subsidies for farmers with gross receipts over $500,000.