The new result comes from identifying cases where presidents clearly endorsed or opposed legislation, and using those cases to place presidents on the left-right scale.
The league asked fans to refrain from "behavior that is unruly, disruptive or illegal in nature," "irresponsible behavior" resulting from intoxication, harassment of fans of the opposing team, and using foul or abusive language or gestures.
It's an old school form of brainwashing where you isolate the subject (your romantic partner in this case) from opposing views and, using literature that matches your ideology, convince them to adopt your beliefs.
Macdonald had opposed that, and used his power to force the Assembly to reconsider in 1857.
A recent poll has been interpreted as showing that people oppose globalisation, and used to argue that politicians must do more to sell it.
When Nhu is being strong and certain that she's right, even when she may not be, it's better not to directly oppose that and use more subtle ways to make your point, though it doesn't always work.
Many dimensions of performance (safety, reliability) cannot readily be assessed by an ordinary user, and most users ever only experience a single product as opposed to using and comparing a variety of car seats.
What is less doubtful is that value-added models occasionally misidentify high- and low-performing teachers, as those both in favor of and opposed to using student test scores in teacher evaluations agree.
He said his group questioned the cost and benefit of a new tunnel, and opposed using the Montague Street tunnel because it would compromise subway service.
Mr. Rubio probably meant that he is opposed to using a cap-and-trade system to regulate carbon emissions.
