Sentence examples for oppose issues from inspiring English sources
Sometimes governments face protest groups that oppose issues such as a new land development, the establishment of a new shopping center, pollution from a hazardous plant or the construction of a new highway.
Which in a way brings us back to Palin, who seems eerily reminiscent of a man disguised as a woman, insofar as she tends to oppose issues that most American women support.
In Denton, Tex., District Judge Lee Gabriel had denied a motion by Irvin's lawyer for a hearing to oppose issuing the warrant.
By placing the spotlight on a diverse group of mothers, including those of Hadiya Pendleton and Blair Holt — two innocent teenagers killed in Chicago's gang violence — Clinton merged the two opposing issues of police brutality and black-on-black crime.
In the past few years, fringey far-right groups like La Meute and Soldiers of Odin have continued to gain ground in the province and across Canada vocally opposing issues such as immigration and the "Islamisation of Canadian values".
These 'MacGyver drivers' are framed as opposing issues from the perspective of both academic and public policy communities.
Each of these 'MacGyver drivers' is discussed in more detail below, framed as opposing issues from a health services researcher and a sector/policy perspective.
His temporary successor, Leslie F. Seidman, had opposed issuing the proposed rule.
France had opposed issuing a license to such funds to work across the 27-nation Union, because it is worried that controls on those entering the market are unlikely to be tight enough.
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But when people say they'd be less likely to vote for Candidate A if he opposed Issue 2, what they often mean is simply that they already dislike A or that they feel negatively toward 2 ― not that it's really a deciding matter for them.
