Sentence examples for not yet opposed from inspiring English sources

Bohls said Trout Unlimited has not yet opposed the Home Depot development, but has instead given the retailer a long list of conditions that would have to be met to win the conservation group's approval.

They are, admittedly, not yet opposed to the European Union, but they are no longer so sure why they are meant to be in favour of it.

Although incineration is not yet actively opposed, it is likely to become a target of the European Commission soon, according to Joe Hennon, a spokesman for the commission.

His stated purpose was to restore the Christian principle to its source in creative self-consciousness; he did not yet openly oppose the principle itself, but sought to differentiate it, as a rational idea, from ecclesiastical dogmatism.

Yet opposing is critical, not only in some platonic democratic sense – where it matters more than people think – but as the forge for policies, arguments and personalities that can persuade voters and lead back to government.

Tecumseh, not yet ready to oppose the United States by force, was away recruiting allies when Harrison's army arrived.

Yet opposing him might have further damaged their reputations.

The change, whose projected impact Allam told the Guardian he had not yet researched, is bitterly opposed by supporter groups campaigning to keep the name City have had since 1904.

It should however be noted that the proposed classification has not yet been widely discussed, opposed, or accepted among scientists.

Murkowksi said Monday she doesn't "have enough information" to vote in favor of the legislation, but has not yet firmly said she opposes it. .

The greenhouse gas rules, which have not yet been issued, are widely opposed by business and utilities and are likely to provoke a major backlash when they are proposed later this year.