Sentence examples for fully oppose from inspiring English sources

"We fully share [government] concerns about public safety, just as we fully oppose any unnecessary crackdowns on civil liberties and minority populations," Haeringer said on Monday.

But we fully oppose a system in which a politician gives your views more attention than mine only because you gave more money.

More than half of elected officials fully oppose legal abortion, a position held by only 14percentt of Americans, while a small fraction of lawmakers have a mixed voting record on the issue.

Wendy Elliot, of WWF International's species programme, said: "WWF is fully opposed to so-called scientific whaling in the Southern Ocean, one of the most important areas for whales on this planet, and the site of previous relentless and devastating slaughters, from which most Southern Ocean whales are still far from recovered".

"Pyongyang should be aware of the fact that in this way the DPRK will become fully opposed to the international community and will create international legal grounds for using military force against itself in accordance with the right of a state to self-defense enshrined in the United Nations Charter," continued the statement, translated by Itar Tass news agency.

Google, the lone witness fully opposing the bill, was characterized by chairman and bill sponsor Lamar Smith (R-Texas) and others as being pro-piracy.

The sign of nontranslobar consolidation (most cases) is the shred sign: the border between consolidated and aerated lung is irregular, drawing the fractal line, fully opposed to the lung line.

In a parallel in vitro enzyme assay, 100 μ m L-Met fully opposed the chlorinating activity of MPO (Fig. 2d).

Yet Basques already enjoy considerable political autonomy and, though most voters back nationalist or separatist parties, fully half oppose independence.By staying out of the negotiations, the government gives ETA more control.

As I said, I support them fully and oppose all those who would prefer Kissingerian realpolitik in which the United States is prepared to prop up dictators in order to maintain order and regimes that are (somewhat) friendly to the United States.

Being with an object means attending to it fully as opposed to simply glancing at it while you're thinking about something else so that it fails to register in your brain as an event worthy of remembering.