Sentence examples for list of opponents from inspiring English sources
The book retails his numerous struggles and long list of opponents.
But even for this limited purpose, the bank has generated an impressive list of opponents, on both the left and the right.
The team began in 1874, and its list of opponents over the decades has included Mississippi, Michigan State, Penn State and Miami, as well as most of the teams in the Ivy League.
Spain and Gibraltar, which has 650 registered players, join Azerbaijan and Armenia and Russia and Georgia on Uefa's list of opponents that have to be kept apart for non-footballing reasons.
He has accumulated a nettlesome list of opponents: some of those who advocate for food-stamp recipients and the poor; the beverage industry; big tobacco; convenience stores; defenders of free will against the "nanny state"; and a few skeptical scientists who say he is conducting a vast population experiment with no control group.
He was relatively late to taking sides in this public debate — the list of opponents includes Britain, the House budget committee, folks on the campaign trail and the current chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff — but just in time for a reinvigorated discussion within the U.S. government on tweaking the rhetoric of war.
The initiative has received a mixed response from law enforcement with some officers strongly opposing it but some police organisations accusing the campaign against expanded background checks of falsely including them on lists of opponents.
He added that there is a "very real risk" that the government could use lists of opponents for later targeting, "even if no criminal activity is ever discovered" by the search.
The list of potential opponents is a who's who of European powerhouses.
The Mets, for their part, need to expand their list of exhibition opponents.
The list of influential opponents of the verification measure is long: the Florida Chamber of Commerce, Disney, the agricultural industry and law enforcement groups, as well as immigrant advocates.
