America is opposed, for many reasons.
As opposed, for example, to the Italians.
"Every vested interest is opposed for one reason or another," he said.
Kyoto is a huge misallocation of resources that must be opposed for everyone's benefit.
Mould also told Duncan Smith he is not opposed, for political reasons, to welfare reform.
(And the ensemble was huge: twenty-four women, as opposed, for example, to American Ballet Theatre's eighteen).
But she may be opposed for the party's nomination by candidates with deeper roots in the state.
Although some team officials have favored waiving Marbury, Walsh has been opposed, for both economic and competitive reasons.
He said the repeater-tax provision, as proposed, would amount to a hard salary cap, something the union has opposed for decades.
Motown Records had control, during the nineteen-sixties, of the more urban, more nervous trend in black music — a trend opposed for a while by soul music.
One of the most surprising compromises involved the Liberal Democrats' agreement not to oppose a new generation of nuclear power plants, which the party had opposed for years.
