Sentence examples for opposed neither from inspiring English sources

Stakeholder analysis seeks to understand their interests in the issue, the positions they take on particular policies and the strength with which they hold them and their real and potential influence, which means that it is possible to understand who is supportive, opposed, neither supportive or opposed and marginal.

Hollow posturing aside, the AFL-CIO has opposed neither the neoliberal austerity policies at home nor the imperialist wars of aggression abroad.

Opposed neither by Li nor by the dissolved parliament, Duan pushed through China's declaration of war on Germany, announced on Aug. 14, 1917.

The Penn State Harrisburg's School of Public Affairs poll allowed respondents to choose whether they "strongly oppose," "oppose," "neither support or oppose," "support" or "strongly support".

These reactions are far from universal, but "The Bachelor" reveals how rigorously men and women are socialized to handle rejection in diametrically opposed ways, neither of them very healthy.

A healthy public opinion would see a majority of respondents gather around the "oppose," "neither" or "support" answer.

But the parents of boys in that middle space argue that gender is a spectrum rather than two opposing categories, neither of which any real man or woman precisely fits.

Would you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose making it easier for school districts to fire teachers for poor performance?

Cruz said he was neither opposed to the Pan Am Games, as such, nor sports.

Wayne Turner, 67, said he neither opposed or supported the death penalty.

Finding the jury for the case took more than two months, partly because the 12 jurors – and six alternates – had to be "death-qualified", meaning neither opposed nor in favor of the death penalty.