Sentence examples for firm opponents from inspiring English sources

Firm opponents are rarely considered when studying partisanship.

To firm opponents of abortion, the means of ending a pregnancy doesn't matter.

Even assuming that both Mr Alito and Mr Roberts are firm opponents of abortion, five justices on the nine-member court still support Roe.

Conservative Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas are firm opponents of Roe v. Wade, the 1973 case that legalized abortion nationwide.

Most fishermen are also firm opponents of the federal Environmental Protection Agency's proposal, reached in December 2000, to dredge PCB's from portions of the river.

(Blunkett used to be a firm opponent of what was described as statutory regulation).

A firm opponent of slavery, he lost a reelection bid in 1851 to a pro-slavery candidate.

Shinui, a secular, centrist party that has also joined the government, is a firm opponent of subsidies for the religious.

A believer in the universal mission of Judaism, he was a firm opponent of the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine.

Darryl Chamberlain, a firm opponent of the Silvertown Tunnel, contends that it doesn't make much difference if we "bury the damn thing".

Volkswagen had been a firm opponent of the legislation and its chief executive, Ferdinand Piëch, has said that he is worried his company may become a takeover target.