Sentence examples for have been opposing from inspiring English sources

The Lancashire Nanas are a group of women who have been opposing fracking at Preston New Road since 2011.

From California to Connecticut, communities have been opposing the sales, accusing the agency of ignoring federal preservation guidelines and not allowing enough time for public comment.

Luxembourg has always welcomed immigration and, although there have been opposing voices, it has never failed to be open and tolerant.

Environmentalists have been opposing some of these pipelines, most notably the planned Keystone XL, which would deliver crude oil extracted from Alberta's tar sands to the U.S. Gulf Coast.

At a time when Congressional Republicans have been opposing most of the administration's approaches to regulations, the economy and presidential appointments, Mr. Cordray's prospects were never better than bleak.

In a parallel case, another Brooklyn judge has ordered SUNY to keep the hospital open while it negotiates its future with the employee unions that have been opposing the shutdown in court.

Even some union groups have been opposed.

Both are controversial; both have been opposed by community groups.

Both bills have been opposed by the Reagan Administration.

"We certainly have been opposed to turnbacks," Plibersek told Sky News.

"We would have been opposed to that too," he said.