Sentence examples for expression opposition from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for the California Manufacturers & Technology Association declined to comment on the bill's passage, but referred The Huffington Post to the group's previous statement expression opposition to the language -- which has since been removed -- banning biodegradable but non-natural alternatives to microbeads. .
But a web of laws and decrees and organizations intended to "protect the revolution" prevents any serious expression of opposition.
South Korean officials, in briefings for local reporters, said the government had rejected a Russian suggestion for a clear expression of opposition to national missile defense.
Such an overt expression of opposition solidarity from a stranger would have sounded natural three years ago, at the time of mass anti-Putin protests in Moscow.
"In a Confucian state," Lee once told me, "the expression 'loyal opposition' is a contradiction in terms".
According to a Pew Research Center survey, 60% of Americans said their vote would be an expression of opposition to or support of the president.
Danza was the first national music and dance genre of Puerto Rico, and, like the Cuban danzón, it was a subtle expression of opposition to Spanish rule.
The Spanish senate has voted to push forward with controversial changes to the country's public security laws, cracking down on Spaniards' rights of freedom of assembly and expression despite opposition from activists and human rights groups.
After the defeat of Joseph Lieberman in last week's senatorial primary in Connecticut, spokesmen for the Bush Administration and the Republican Party sought to portray the result as an expression of opposition to the struggle against Islamist terrorism.
