Sentence examples for opposed accepting from inspiring English sources

Wells Fargo said it opposed accepting the offer from the preferred buyer, Emerisque, a private equity firm based in London, because it "fails to provide adequate value to Hartmarx's lenders".

A poll in November found that a majority of Americans opposed accepting Syrian refugees into the U.S. .

On election day, however, voters seem to have come out to favor Tsipras, who had triggered Sunday's snap election as a means of consolidating power following a July rebellion from party members who opposed accepting a third bailout from creditors.

Opposed accepting funds but later supported trial via private insurers.

That anger has spread across ideology and views on particular issues ― some oppose accepting more refugees from Syria; others support it, for example.

U.S. politicians who oppose accepting more Syrian refugees have been less explicitly focused on religion, but contend that it would harm national security because some of those accepted could be potential terrorists.

But the food and drug agency, and lawmakers who continue to fight the study of marijuana, seem to have decided to act for ideological reasons as opposed to accepting the possibility that further research is warranted.

But it would be surprising indeed if this warrior for local independence ever ended up taking taxpayers' money, as opposed to accepting that other parts of the sector - dailies and regionals, perhaps - should not be criticised if they accept.

I'm in no way opposed to accepting an after dinner drink, but how do I, politely, steer them away from this saccharine cough medicine?

Although the bulk of Flinders academics are understood to be opposed to accepting Lomborg's centre, the university's vice-chancellor, Colin Stirling, has pressed ahead with exploring the idea.

But while he acknowledged what he termed "animated discussion" within the EU over quotas for resettling refugees, with several countries strongly opposed to accepting them, Tusk said that should not be misinterpreted as evidence the continent is turning its back on its ideals.