Sentence examples for explicitly opposing from inspiring English sources

The SNP takes a similar line, explicitly opposing a return to the snoopers' charter.

While not explicitly opposing it, Mr. Schwarzenegger said it smacks of changing the rules "in the middle of the game".

In addition, the money could not "provide assistance to any group or organization that does not have a policy explicitly opposing prostitution and sex trafficking".

The First Amendment case arose from a 2003 law that requires private groups that receive federal money to combat AIDS abroad to have "a policy explicitly opposing prostitution".

The question for the justices was whether the second condition, requiring recipients to have "a policy explicitly opposing prostitution and sex trafficking," passed constitutional muster.

Assemblyman Richard Brodsky, a Westchester Democrat who has led the fight to close the plant, criticized Mr. Pataki for not explicitly opposing the plan, but he said that even a tacit sign from the state might be good enough.

Whatever his caveats, Mr. Clinton did not explicitly oppose the Iraq war from the beginning.

Like all other civil liberty campaigners, the BMF has been strongly and explicitly opposed to the proposal.

But it is also explicitly opposed to the idea that we can rely on purely technological solutions to ecological problems.

"Adopting a policy that explicitly opposes prostitution" would do harm to the groups' "effectiveness in working with high-risk groups to fight H.I.V./AIDS," their brief said.

A Buenos Aires resident again since the 1980s, he openly criticises Ms Fernández's administration in his blog for Spanish newspaper El País.Mr Asís also explicitly opposes the government.