Sentence examples for oppose a change from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors said they would oppose a change of venue.

Anti-abortion zealots in Congress may oppose a change in the implementation of the Helms amendment, but virtually every federal abortion policy includes exceptions for life endangerment, incest and rape.

It's not surprising that they oppose a change to the alternative vote system, since an analysis by the BBC shows that such a system would at the last election have given them 27 fewer seats and Labour 21 more.

Steven Kreisberg, director of collective bargaining and health care policy at the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, said: "We absolutely oppose a change in the tax treatment of employee health benefits.

"This is a movement by those of us who oppose a change to this country's way of life, because what [the referendum] aims to do is impose totalitarianism," said former government legislator Elias Matta.

Clerics called a national strike on December 31st to oppose a change in the law; whether out of support for the fundamentalists, or out of fear, it was widely observed.Religious intolerance has also manifested itself in a horrifying wave of sectarian violence.

Labour also opposed a change.

A recent survey of palliative care doctors showed that 82% opposed a change in the law.

The Royal College of Physicians, which represents hospital doctors, opposes a change in the law.

The State Governments of West Bengal and Orissa also wrote formally opposing a change to the system of competitive bidding.

Margaret Hickey, a spokeswoman for Mothers and Fathers Matter, a group campaigning for the No vote, says there has been reluctance from some to admit they opposed a change in the law.