Sentence examples for oppose right from inspiring English sources

To oppose right to buy is to oppose the individualist politics of "aspiration" as the solution to poverty rather than collective action.

Prime Minister David Cameron has pledged the UK will oppose "right up to the end" the candidacy of former Luxembourg leader Jean-Claude Juncker to be European Commission president.

Moreover, the eight Democrats who joined the 58-vote majority include several liberals who would be likely to oppose right-wing nominees for the court, including Russell Feingold of Wisconsin and Christopher Dodd of Connecticut.

Labor organizations and their supporters strongly oppose right-to-work laws, saying that nonunion members benefit equally from negotiations with employers and that cutting off their dues and fees would threaten their very existence.

Scottish devolution, which he vigorously opposed: right or wrong?

He made clear that the players' union opposed right to work legislation.

To examine the potential for using pulmonary Doppler to assess the hydraulic forces opposing right ventricular ejection in a perioperative setting.

The ritual, merciless abuse of the opposing right fielder, so prevalent in the old stadium, seems to have mellowed as well.

Two employees put into this situation can come up with opposing "right" courses of action.

The radiotherapy to the whole brain was planned by simulation and given by parallel opposed right and left lateral portals using six megavoltage X-rays beams.

He said that the players' union opposed right-to-work legislation.