Sentence examples for opposed a change from inspiring English sources

Labour also opposed a change.

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

Zyama had expended considerable energy publicizing the fact that he had a Siberian boxing champion working his door — he would have opposed a change at the door on a night without gangsters.

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.

Representative Charles B. Rangel, the New York Democrat who is chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, which presides over tax legislation, made clear on Wednesday that he opposed a change in the tax treatment of health benefits.

Zyama had expended considerable energy publicizing the fact that he had a Siberian boxing champion working his door he would have opposed a change at the door on a night without gangsters.

Prosecutors said they would oppose a change of venue.

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.

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.

AARP, the lobby for older Americans, sent letters to all committee members opposing a change that would reduce the annual cost-of-living adjustment for Social Security, by using an alternative measure of inflation.