Sentence examples for one opposed from inspiring English sources

He removed U.S. marines from Haiti, abrogated the Platt amendment that gave Washington a say over Cuban affairs, and declared that "the definite policy of the United States from now on is one opposed to armed intervention".

But once the draft was finished, no one opposed ratification on the grounds that the new government would be too weak.

The Sons of Liberty's agenda to impose an immediate embargo on all imports was a dangerous step and one opposed by the city's more conservative merchants who would have had the most to lose in an all-out trade war.

One, opposed by Democrats, would have allowed federal contractors to discriminate against workers on the basis of sexual or gender orientation.

He said that in reality, no one opposed the concept.

Yet the biggest focus, they say, is moving the antiwar movement from one opposed to war to one opposed to the Bush administration's foreign policy.

It passed out of the Senate Ways and Means Committee on March 28 with only one opposing vote and two abstentions.

Zahrawi adds: "The problem is that no one opposes them.

If the government disappears and people govern themselves, what does one oppose?

A country is at risk, he said, when a prince believes that "the only joy in being a prince is that no one opposes what one says".

The appropriation is tacked onto an emergency military spending bill that no one opposes.