Sentence examples for has opposed from from inspiring English sources

"Shout Out" tells voters that Mrs. Clinton would spend much of her presidency undoing the Bush policies that have made middle American life more difficult — policies she has opposed from the start.

Douglas W. Kmiec, a conservative Catholic legal scholar at Pepperdine School of Law, said that although the formal teachings of the American Catholic bishops put primacy on the sanctity of life, including fetuses and embryos, doctrine allows for voting on other grounds, including the Iraq war, which the Vatican has opposed from the start.

Even on the Iraq war, which he had opposed from the start, he and other Democrats mostly agreed by 2007.

His campaign focused on the issues of health care, a balanced budget, and a restructuring of the war in Iraq, which he had opposed from its outset.

That was surely due to the reluctance of the Iraqi people to offer them the exuberant welcome Blair had banked on – but it also owes something to the sustained opposition of the British people to the war and Gordon Brown's reluctance to go to the electorate with British soldiers still dying in a war that millions had opposed from the outset.

It's something I've opposed from the start.

The biggest threat to her campaign was her past support of the Iraq War, which Obama had opposed from the beginning.

He added that "it cannot be permanent policy, and I've said that repeatedly," and that he has opposed it from the beginning.

The group, which has opposed the bill from the start, emerged from a meeting in Washington on Wednesday with a blunt message for President Trump and Speaker Paul Ryan: "Start over" on Trumpcare.

Martin Shapiro, a Trumbull resident who has opposed the law from the start, said the flaws mainly involved density and unaffordability.

Though well intentioned, New York City's term limits law severely limits that right, which is why this page has opposed term limits from the outset.