Sentence examples for explicit opposition from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Democrats fought the 2010 election in explicit opposition to free schools and academy plans.

In this system, a deceased individual is classified a potential organ donor in absence of explicit opposition before death.

Though the government classified him as a citizen, he had been living in exile since 1959, much that time in explicit opposition to the Beijing regime.

But the only cabinet member who has resigned in explicit opposition to his leadership is James Purnell, who stood down as work and pensions secretary as the polls closed.

Opposes New Agency Director Robert Mueller of the F.B.I. expressed explicit opposition to the proposal by lawmakers who have said the F.B.I. should be stripped of its primary role in countering terrorism inside the United States.

Under Czech law couples getting married could book their own wedding entertainment, so some Plastics friends and fans took their vows and held concerts of the "second culture": one separate from both officially sanctioned art and the explicit opposition.

This is as explicit as opposition can get.

But he overlooks the fact that conservative now refers to a specific set of doctrines, including minimal governmental economic regulation, restrictions on sexually explicit art, opposition to abortion, etc.

The current administration has signed off on warrantless wiretapping and has claimed the authority to start wars even in the face of explicit congressional opposition.

In the run-up to last year's midterms, Republicans were explicit about their opposition to past, present, and future stimulus programs.

Two of the Legislature's leaders, Dean G. Skelos, the Senate majority leader, and Sheldon Silver, the speaker of the Assembly, have been explicit in their opposition to any cuts in school financing.