Sentence examples for immediately opposed from inspiring English sources

Because of the politics in Tehran, other leaders immediately opposed it.

Washington immediately opposed this plan, demanding instead that the captives be handed over to their countries of origin.

The City Council of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania's financially troubled capital, filed for bankruptcy on Wednesday, a surprise move that was immediately opposed by the mayor and Gov. Tom Corbett, who argued that the filing was illegal under state law.

But other members of OPEC immediately opposed the Saudi plan, and reports about negotiations were inconsistent, indicating more oil to come one day and no more oil the next.

Another way of putting this is that what has been true for some time is that if I proposed something that was literally word for word in the Republican Party platform, it would be immediately opposed by eighty to ninety per cent of the Republican voters.

But others immediately opposed such restrictions.

Sessions did not just immediately oppose her nomination, he led the Senate's opposition to her.

And they all near-immediately opposed Mitch McConnell's plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act with a delayed replacement. .

"I feel like what we do here sort of disappears immediately, as opposed to shows at Yale," he explained.

As governor, I would push to implement my universal health care plan immediately, as opposed to first trying to insure children.

Experts quoted in the article offered these other suggestions: If you fire someone early in the week, it is easier to make a transition, and it gives co-workers a chance to express their concerns immediately (as opposed to waiting for the weekend to be over).