Sentence examples for has successfully opposed from inspiring English sources

In government, she has successfully opposed her party's plans to make all lay-offs subject to state approval.

The New York bill has been phrased in an attempt to pass constitutional muster, but it will almost surely be challenged by the same game-industry legal team that has successfully opposed game regulations around the country.

Bert Schouwenburg International officer, GMB As a series of senior political figures across Europe continue to suggest that the controversial TTIP trade negotiations have failed (Report, 5 September), we should take a moment to celebrate the massive groundswell of people power that has successfully opposed free market fundamentalism.

Earth Island has successfully opposed these attempts in Congress and in the US courts.

For years the church had successfully opposed similar proposals, but in 2008, a new measure had broad support.

He said it was "a difficult time for an opposition leader with a new leader of the Liberal party" but argued the government's leadership change showed Shorten had successfully opposed "the draconian measures of the 2014 budget".

An investigation could show whether there is a need to apply new rules to the electronic networks, which have successfully opposed efforts of Nasdaq to supervise them, or whether some Nasdaq market makers have found ways to take advantage of customers.

Mr Obama said that the US had successfully opposed "Russian aggression" in Ukraine by imposing sanctions, adding: "It is America that stands strong and united with our allies, while Russia is isolated, with its economy in tatters".

Here are the facts about local and national gun policies the NRA and their supporters in Congress and State Legislatures have successfully opposed and supported.

Attempts to apply statistical inferential procedures to analyze data have been successfully opposed for many decades, despite problems with visual inspection and increasingly cogent arguments to utilize inferential statistics.

However, such arguments have been successfully opposed by the industries behind such trade, often with the support of major governments, in order to protect their economic interests.