Sentence examples for opposed either from inspiring English sources

There is no suggestion that Hagel opposed either of these policy changes.

It will not lead anywhere, but I am not opposed either".

The pier became the centre of a bitter struggle between the Government and conservationists, who opposed either further destruction of the harbour or the further loss of historical buildings.

Consequently, the subject stands opposed either to the outer world (e.g., nature) or to the inner world (the world of psychē), or both, and hence it promotes an oppositional mode of thinking.

"I am not optimistic about their comments but I am not opposed either," he said adding that the solution to the issue was "close-by and easy" if only the United States genuinely wanted to reach an agreement.

The AARP, formerly known as the American Association of Retired Persons, did not endorse or oppose either bill.

Anyone who opposes either of the Spanish teams these days has to do that.

None of the commercials contain a specific electioneering message asking voters to support or oppose either presumptive presidential nominee.

Republicans in the House said they will oppose either plan, and only a handful of Republican senators have supported either one.

Those in the UK who oppose either European migration, or EU membership itself, frequently complain that somehow the British people were never consulted on whether or not we had "open borders" with the rest of the EU.

For more than a decade, those in the UK who oppose either European migration or EU membership itself have complained that the British people were never consulted on whether or not we had "open borders" with the rest of the EU.