Sentence examples for opposed because from inspiring English sources

Our members are firmly opposed because, as well as the security concerns, the proposal threatens up to 200 jobs in areas of the UK that are already suffering from high unemployment.

By insisting that legal immigration be reduced, most Democrats were opposed, because, well, that is the problem we are trying to alleviate.

Most, however are opposed because of emissions.

Proxy access was opposed because many companies thought it would be too disruptive to their business.

The commission is opposed because it wants to keep all expertise.

"We're not opposed, because of the change in the industrial relations landscape," says Sarah Veale of the Trades Union Congress.

Mr. Smith said Mr. Ashcroft was a victim of "religious profiling" whom Democrats opposed because of his anti-abortion record.

"Employers are at least resistant if not opposed because of their fears of the cost impact of this mandate.

(This was a hundred-and-twenty-billion-dollar bill that Obama opposed because the Bush Administration would not give a timetable for withdrawal from Iraq; it passed).

Employers are opposed, because they face labour shortages and are trying to persuade older workers to stay in their jobs longer, not leave sooner.

Mr. Tucker, he charged, was opposed because the State Senate had not approved his nomination as chairman of the Passaic Valley Water Commission.