Sentence examples for express her opposition from inspiring English sources

Lee Green, a member of the electoral college and the North Carolina chair of an organization called Jews Choose Trump, traveled from Durham to express her opposition to the fact that Jews would demonstrate against the president-elect.

"Whatever intentions were set forth in the guidance, the response to the guidance has been kind of knee-jerk in nature that has ended up hurting all of the children," Nicole Landers, a parent from Baltimore who previously met with DeVos to express her opposition to the guidance, told HuffPost in April.

In her first interview since completing her sentence, Hayden repeated her support for the continuation of 'armed struggle' and expressed her opposition to Sinn Fein's peace strategy.

When her brother drew national attention over the school crisis, she expressed her opposition to his action in an interview with a California newspaper.

In her controversial book, Travels in West Africa, Mary expressed her opposition to European imperialism and championed the rights of indigenous people.

Mr. Ellins is the clerk of Doña Ana County, the political stronghold of Gov. Susana Martinez, a Republican, who has repeatedly expressed her opposition to same-sex marriage.

Before joining Komen, Ms. Handel had expressed her opposition to abortion and Planned Parenthood in an unsuccessful run to become the Republican nominee for governor of Georgia.

The show is to be presented by S4C's Angharad Mair, who has already expressed her opposition to what the broadcaster claims is a "merger" with the BBC.

Lambie is appealing to the working class – the one she refers to passionately in parliament expressing her opposition to university fees.

Luther said: "Instead of imprisoning a young woman for peacefully exercising her human rights by expressing her opposition to stoning, the Iranian authorities should focus on abolishing this punishment, which amounts to torture.

Newell splices into the film stock footage of Julia Gillard expressing her opposition to gay marriage, which forms a small portion of the running time but frames it in a specific political time and context.