Sentence examples for it will oppose from inspiring English sources

Berlin has already said it will oppose unbundling, preferring to rely on its national champions to ensure supply security and economic energy prices.

Labor says it will oppose the regulations in both houses.

It will oppose the government's plans to cut the corporate tax rate.

The Treasury's briefings after the report suggest that it will oppose many of the recommendations because of their cost.

The American Medical Association has said that it will oppose any public plan "that forces physicians to participate".

One of the biggest Islamist factions says it will oppose women candidates while conceding them the right to vote.

"I oppose TPP now, I'll oppose it after the election, I will oppose it as president," she said.

"I love the reef and I have worked to preserve it since 1979; I will oppose anything that threatens to destroy it," he said.

Though all 57 Lib Dem MPs approved it, many will oppose the government on individual issues or abstain from voting, and a few may walk altogether.

While existential utopians will embrace the framework and missionary utopians will (less heartily) support it, imperialistic "will oppose the framework as long as some others do not agree with them" (320).

Sixty-five of his own MPs have refused to support it, and Labour will oppose him every step of the way.