Sentence examples for oppose entry from inspiring English sources
Break and spend Gold and silver Market forces ReprintsThese findings will be music to the ears of those who oppose entry into the euro.
On the other hand, opinion surveys since the euro was introduced in Continental Europe in January 1999, have consistently found that two-thirds of Britons oppose entry, though the same proportion said they thought it was inevitable.
It does not seem to be online, but here are some extracts that seem to me alarmingly wrong.For one thing, Mr Dean suggests that European leaders in places like France are purely and exclusively pandering to racism when they oppose entry for Turkey.
Industrial and agricultural lobbies have opposed entry, claiming that Russian companies require more time before facing global competition.
He said that if he had not been for the Tories opposing entry into the euro, British taxpayers would now be spending money bailing out Greece.
The country chose not to sign up for European monetary union with the others in 1998, and in the ensuing years, surveys have recorded growing majorities of Britons supporting that decision and opposing entry any time soon, if ever.
In his 1992 and 1996 campaigns, Pat Buchanan was the first politician to express and exploit this change, breathing life into the motto "America First" (if not the organization of that name, which opposed entry into World War II).
Former Labour ministers, such as Lord Owen, a former foreign secretary of impeccable pro-European credentials, heads New Europe, a cross-party group that supports British membership of the EU while opposing entry into the single currency.
In opposition he veered again, opposing entry in 1973 on "Tory terms", but uniting the party through the device of the referendum which, in 1975, yielded a two-to-one majority for Europe – the greatest triumph pro-Europeans have ever enjoyed.
He called NATO enlargement misguided but argued that it would be wrong to oppose the entry of the Baltic states into the alliance.
A spokesperson for the UK Border Agency said: "We continue to oppose the entry to the UK of individuals where they have been found guilty of serious criminal offences abroad".
