Sentence examples for has broadly opposed from inspiring English sources

The state's hotel industry has broadly opposed the bill.

Thus far, businesses haven't broadly opposed Trump, despite his calls to keep Muslims out of the U.S., his disparagement of immigrants from Mexico and other Latin-American countries, and now his attacks on Gonzalo Curiel, the federal judge who is presiding over a lawsuit against Trump University.

So far, that has broadly worked.

Yet crime has broadly been falling.

Its business model has broadly two tracks.

Obama administration officials said that drop showed that the law, which was broadly opposed by Republicans, was having an effect.

After a primary debate over contraception that party strategists feared would repel centrist women, Mr. Romney has signaled that he would not seek to change a pay equity law broadly opposed by Republicans.

But the German government has pitched the bank bailout program as a relief plan for Greeks, and German citizens are broadly opposed to extending additional aid.

Obama has touted the TPP's labor and environmental chapters as improvements on NAFTA, but the pact remains broadly opposed by green groups, and labor unions do not believe the worker protections in it will be enforced.

Dave Lackey, an aide to Ms. Snowe, said that in New England the individual quotas were "pretty broadly opposed".

Polling routinely shows voters are broadly opposed to entitlement cuts.