Sentence examples for far opposed from inspiring English sources

Russia and China have so far opposed sanctions.

Bishop Welby supports the former but has so far opposed the latter.

Union leaders in Newark have so far opposed any increase in workload for that city's firefighters.

Coffee shops in Amsterdam are consider a major draw for tourists and the city has so far opposed the plans.

Germany and others, and the European Central Bank itself, have so far opposed the idea as tantamount to a license to print money.

Odyssey, however, has so far opposed any attempt to return the objects that remained in Gibraltar, whose fate falls outside the U.S. rulings in favor of Spain.

But the central bank, at least so far, opposes the purchase of troubled loans by the federal government, an idea suggested by Mr. Frank and other Democrats.

Even Cameron's one green measure so far, opposing the new terminal at Heathrow, turns out to be a trick: His close ally, London mayor Boris Johnson, simply wants to build another airport just as big nearby.

But he also frequently bragged of being far less opposed than previous editors to including foreign words.

However, the economic terms of his proposal have so far been opposed by eurozone countries like Germany.

The International Cricket Committee has so far been opposed but its chief executive, Dave Richardson, also sits on the MCC committee.