Sentence examples for opposed aspects from inspiring English sources

Pension funds, the lobby for older Americans AARP and the chairwoman of the securities commission had opposed aspects of the bill.

But in recent years, he said, he has opposed aspects of American foreign policy, including practices at the Guantánamo detention center and the expanded use of drones for targeted strikes.

She notably supported the Keystone XL pipeline, a proposed oil pipeline that would run from Canada to U.S. ports, and she opposed aspects of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (2010), one of the hallmark legislative accomplishments of Pres.

It was while he was Prime Minister, in 1978, that the controversial New Tokyo International Airport at Narita, also on Honshu Island, was opened after years of confrontations, some of them violent, between the police and advocates -- and also local people -- who opposed aspects of the project, including the expropriation of land.

Thaçi, a former head of the Kosovo Liberation Army, which fought for independence, blamed some EU member states for complicating the process, a reference to the way in which Germany, unlike the US, has opposed aspects of Thaçi's proposals, especially on what he has described as "border corrections".

Many of those staffers were Priebus loyalists, and some of Trump's advisors believed Priebus was working to stall White House initiatives, leak to the media about their rivals and seed agencies with establishment Republicans who opposed aspects of Trump's agenda.

Mr. Maliki's government issued a statement last week opposing aspects of the American proposals.

Two separate criterions are designed and used to introduce one of opposing aspects between estimation and control; caution and probing.

The characters do, in fact, merge; the author, Taeko Tomioka, ultimately reveals that the two represent opposing aspects of the same woman.

Control design is based on bicriterial dual approach that use two separate criterions to introduce one of opposing aspects between estimation and control; caution and probing.

An article yesterday about efforts by Texas to revamp its school financing system misstated the name of the law firm of Glen A. Rosenbaum, a spokesman for 18 firms that oppose aspects of a new tax proposal.