Sentence examples for is opposed to using from inspiring English sources

No one is opposed to using effective, constitutional means of fighting crime.

Gov. George E. Pataki, who shares the mayor's enthusiasm for the projects, has long insisted that he is opposed to using taxpayer money to build stadiums for privately owned teams, but he has said he would be willing to help with transportation improvements.

But it is opposed to using "taxpayer dollars and government time to promote the Kyoto treaty," she says.

Hosokawa was backed by the former prime minister, Junichiro Koizumi, who is opposed to use of nuclear power.

Bush ran for the presidency saying he was opposed to using American soldiers for nation-building.

The Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, however, criticized the idea today, saying the Democrats in his chamber were opposed to using the tobacco payments for anything other than health care.

Unfortunately, this idea was inserted in the June proposals only at the last minute, because some countries had been opposed to using such ratings at all.

Yet he's bragged in the recent past about wanting to bring back waterboarding, or "much worse", killing terrorists' entire families, and would not be opposed to using nuclear bombs, even in Europe.

Still, decisions by local authorities to rip up fields contaminated with lead raise questions and reinforce the convictions of some people who have long been opposed to using synthetic surfaces in place of the real thing.

Senator Edward M. Kennedy, the ranking Democrat on the Education Committee, said he was encouraged by Mr. Bush's ideas, though he was opposed to using taxpayer money for private school tuition.

Air France is said to be opposed to using 3M's riblet film-coating, even on a trial basis, because the satin sheen of the grooved surface spoils the white gleam of its logo.