Sentence examples for had not opposed from inspiring English sources
People close to both men insisted they had not opposed the move by the president.
He refers to the fact that, until late 2008, the Tories had not opposed Labour's spending levels.
There was criticism that the United States, in the interests of maintaining Greece's role in Western military preparedness, had not opposed the Papadopoulos junta.
Algeria had not opposed a full conference, but it had thought that in the uncertain political atmosphere preparation was needed so that "we could act smoothly," he said.
He also reminded his audience that the two countries were not always enemies, saying the United States had not opposed Iraq until the invasion of Kuwait.
Mr. Hiatt said the labor federation had not opposed several other appointees who were conservative and management-oriented, but was singling out Mr. Scalia because of his writings.
According to a senior Administration official, not long ago in Washington, Cheney approached Powell, stuck a finger in his chest, and said, "If you hadn't opposed the I.N.C. and Chalabi, we wouldn't be in this mess".
Ricardel's ties to the Trump world date back to late 2016, when the president-elect's team was looking hard for national security-minded Republicans who hadn't opposed Trump during the primaries, and were willing to come aboard.
"I'm sure they appreciated the sentiment," Mr. Obama said, "but they probably would have appreciated it more if Senator McCain hadn't opposed legislation to fund levees and flood control programs, which he considers pork".
He said that Levin and Criterion hadn't opposed the appointment of a receiver.
