Both have said they essentially oppose it.
Such a set of conductors, a capacitor, essentially opposes changes in voltage, or potential difference, across its plates.
An inductor essentially opposes changes in current, making changes in the current lag behind those in the voltage.
Instead, they said, Mr. Netanyahu is still juggling his commitment to the peace process and his reluctance to break with the ideological right, which essentially opposes an accommodation with the Palestinians, and he has yet to make up his mind.
There was a whole group in the State Department that was essentially opposed to immigration because of a very strong animus to people from Eastern and Southern Europe, particularly Jews.
He is a truth-teller, and authentic enough to stand against the English literary and academic establishment, which essentially opposes the right of the state of Israel to exist, while indulging in the humbuggery that its anti-Zionism is not anti-Semitism.
In particular, such contradictions arise when essentially opposed concepts are thought together as unities.
But to conclude from this that pantheism should be understood as essentially opposed to theism would seem precipitous (like concluding mutual incompatibility from the fact that many Christians oppose socialism and many socialists oppose Christianity).
Writing in the early 1960s, James Buchanan and Gordon Tullock adamantly defended the 'individualistic postulate' against all forms of 'organicism': "This [organicist] approach or theory of the collectivity….is essentially opposed to the Western philosophical tradition in which the human individual is the primary philosophical entity" (1965 11-122).
"ITAPS is essentially opposed to the bill because it will do what the bill is intended to do," Maharrey said in an interview.
