Sentence examples for oppose an application from inspiring English sources

Portsmouth city council, where Hancock is a councillor, will oppose an application for the full report, written by the independent QC Nigel Pascoe, to be handed over to the court.

He met with Mr. Perry in 2003 when the "strengths and weaknesses" argument last appeared, and more recently he worked to oppose an application by the Institute for Creation Research, which supports the teaching of creationism, to award graduate degrees in the state.

Last year, an "action committee" of farmers and other residents around the town of Eckville opposed an application by Conoco Canada for an extra fresh water license for its nearby oil wells.

Police officials have indicated that they will oppose an expected application for bail.

Also, the United States attorneys in Phoenix and St . Louisagreed not to oppose any application for a presidential pardon, on the remote chance one might arise.

The statement said after receiving legal advice, the force believed the original IPCC decision first needed to be quashed and it had assured the watchdog that it would not oppose any application for a quashing order, but said the IPCC had advised it planned to re-investigate without a quashing order.

Munro said while Deane's parents, who live in New Zealand, had not opposed the court order to store his testes, they would likely oppose a secondary application for their son's sperm to be used for IVF.

A quarter of those in the latter age group, and a fifth of 65-75-year-olds 65-75-year-olds 65-75-year-olds 65-75-year-oldsthave opposedle between 25 and 34.

It is currently opposing a trademark application by Kevin Harrington of St . Petersburg Fla., to name a series of how-to business books The Virtual Entrepreneur.

In March 2007, Apple opposed a trademark application by startup Sector Labs, which sought to register "Video Pod" as a mark identifying goods associated with a video projector product.

Under the terms of its lease, Judith Kerr primary school cannot oppose the application itself, leaving it as a matter for the community with Southwark council the adjudicator, says Councillor Mark Williams, cabinet member for planning.