Sentence examples for measures it opposes from inspiring English sources

Until now, Britain has been able to assemble blocking minorities on measures it opposes.

She sponsored a bill pushed by the union to slow the opening of private prisons, but also a measure that it opposed, which would have prohibited guards from conducting initial medical evaluations of inmates.

The I.S.R.I. suggests that dealers ask to see an I.D., note license plates, and pay with a check, but it opposes measures, already enacted in several states, that require dealers to keep scrap for a period of time before reselling it.

The Clinton administration has already said it opposes the measure, calling it unnecessary.

The White House also has told Congress that it opposes the measure, though it stopped short of issuing a veto threat.

"In an environment of close to zero trust, Greece has to demonstrate that it will take measures it has previously opposed.

Ms Harman's argument that Labour would be seen as "the party of welfare" if it opposed the measure was "the wrong test," Mr Burnham said, and was symptomatic of New Labour's "timidity" and obsession with presentation.

Insys said it opposed the measure because it "fails to protect the safety of Arizona's citizens, and particularly its children".

But most of the measures it will continue to oppose and factor the cost of not making them into its own budget calculations.

Labor said it would reveal on Friday which of those measures it would and would not oppose.

Recent polling shows that more Tennessee voters support the measure than oppose it, although it's still too close to call.