Sentence examples for opposed out of from inspiring English sources

In some circles of the Israeli right, desalination was opposed out of concern that a new fresh water supply would weaken Israel's strategic case for control of aquifers beneath the West Bank.

Republicans want Congress to amend a 2008 anti-trafficking law to accelerate deportations, but Democrats are opposed out of concern the children would face the same conditions of crime and poverty when returned home.

One of the best ways to handle a PPO is to know about what it will cost you to visit doctors in network, as opposed out of network, and how you will handle premiums, co-pays and other costs.

They regard affirmative action as reverse discrimination and the welfare system as immoral … They are distressed by gay marriage, strongly oppose out-of-wedlock births and would like to see at least some limits on abortion.

He says his party will vote against the use of the transcripts because it opposes, out of principle, "invasive intervention by the state".

"I have identified over £6bn of reductions in the Department of Transport budget that we will not oppose, out of the £9bn the government has proposed.

A June 1 editorial criticized Senator Arlen Specter, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, for voting the marriage amendment, which he opposes, out of the committee.

One of the potential solutions discussed is a market mechanism to properly account for the energy output from DGs, as opposed to out-of-market mechanisms such as behind-the-meter generators.

The percentages of health care costs that plans are expected to cover through premiums (as opposed to out-of-pocket costs) are, on average: 60% (bronze), 70% (silver), 80% (gold), and 90% (platinum).

It's a politics that comes completely out of fear as opposed to out of hope.' ".

They agreed but demanded rehabilitation for the ultra-right generals whom De Gaulle had fired because they opposed pulling out of Algeria.