Sentence examples for having opposed from inspiring English sources

It is not just that they are on record having opposed so many of the cuts.

Having opposed that conflict from the very beginning, I recognise such concerns.

The opposition Labour Party, having opposed cuts at first, is now desperate to avoid seeming spendthrift, and also promises frugality.

Both she and the military, having opposed the revolution, are now looking to save themselves by playing the nationalist card.

The Tories, having opposed the 90-days rule, are vulnerable if Britain should again be attacked by terrorists.

Labour now says it is in favour of such things (see article), having opposed all the reforms at the time.

It wasn't just the Tories – having opposed the NHS's very foundation – who have undermined it, as Sheen notes.

He added that Labour was consulting on the future of commissioners, having opposed their original introduction by the government.

This time, though, we have a president who, having opposed the costly blunder of Iraq and been vindicated, is holding back.

He had opposed detente.

Voters would've opposed him.