Sentence examples for opposed because of from inspiring English sources

Most, however are opposed because of emissions.

"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.

Campbell said a stay was opposed because of the delay it would cause, adding: "We are very keen they should put up or shut up.

A Quinnipiac University poll released last week found residents of New York State almost evenly split on drilling, with 44 in favor because of economic benefits and 43 percent opposed because of environmental concerns.

Although the Senate has not voted on the bill, the House passed a bill last week that encourages intelligence agencies and businesses to share information about threats to computer systems — something the Obama administration opposes because of civil liberties concerns.

"I want to tell those who oppose protests and Occupy Central, that whether you are opposing because of your interest, because it affects traffic… or because you were paid to do so, these reasons cannot be the reason why we should accept persecution," Taiwan-based protester Shih Shu-hua, told a crowd at the tent protest site.

Christian attitudes alone on the importance of the body and bodily remains run across a wide spectrum; for a long time, many within the Church of England opposed cremation because of concerns over the promise of physical resurrection.

"We opposed it because of the double dipping," said Barbara Bartoletti, legislative director of the League of Women Voters of New York State.

The Christian Church strongly opposed him because of his powerful pagan influence.