Sentence examples for opposed change from inspiring English sources

Fully 100,000 signatories, it claimed, opposed change either to Clause 59(f), or to provisions that guarantee the armed forces 25% of the seats in parliament.

The queen has not opposed change or helped Britain avoid change; what she has done instead is to enable change without despair.

He told the priests that the opposition came from several sources, including those who did not understand the significance of the cathedral and others who simply opposed change of any sort.

The hard-liners, who have opposed change despite the election of a moderate president, Mohammad Khatami, in 1997, have rejected the idea of a referendum and said that street demonstrations in support of the current government were a sign of its popularity.

However, conservative forces in China often opposed change, and cavalry never became as dominant as in Europe.

Although Greece has a pension and social insurance system of considerable complexity, many Greeks have opposed changes to it.

Residents do not oppose change.

I don't oppose change in all cases.

Beyond Yangon and Mandalay, interests opposing change remain deeply entrenched.

Most Chilean conservatives fiercely oppose change of any kind.

That is, he opposes change with a genuine conviction – until change becomes irresistible.