Sentence examples for longstanding opposition from inspiring English sources

"We reiterate our longstanding opposition to settlements and East Jerusalem construction," he said.

In New York, the state's longstanding opposition to scalping was eliminated last summer.

In 2000, McCain ran for president and reiterated his longstanding opposition to ethanol subsidies.

O'Malley contrasted his longstanding opposition to the project to Clinton's slowness to stake a position.

Drawing from Bourdieusian social theory, the Article conceptualizes the sentiment driving this longstanding opposition as the orthodoxy of police autonomy.

In 2004, the Women's Bar Association of the State of New York reversed its longstanding opposition to no-fault divorce.

But the offer to start talks broke a longstanding opposition demand: no talks until Mr. Assad steps down.

It also makes clear that the party supports the renewal of Trident, despite Corbyn's longstanding opposition to nuclear weapons.

His death prompted tributes from many Eurosceptic MPs who remembered his longstanding opposition to the European Union.

Earlier today, Mr. Barak appeared to have dropped his longstanding opposition to interim agreements with the Palestinians.

Turkey would have to reverse its longstanding opposition to Assad and turn its back on the rebels.