Sentence examples for opposed section from inspiring English sources

Cameron, whose wife Samantha has long opposed section 28, later admitted that this was a mistake.

She has also questioned why the prime minister made ACT senator and rising conservative Zed Seselja, who has opposed section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act, the assistant minister for multicultural affairs.

The homeland security department has written to the Senate "strongly" opposing section 318, and warning that it would have "grave effects on US humanitarian assistance programmes".

"When 842 million people around the world go hungry every day, making every food aid dollar count is both a responsible use of taxpayer money and a moral imperative," said Allan Jury, senior policy adviser at World Food Programme USA, which supports the UN agency and opposes section 318.

Now, I don't think that every single person who opposes Section 4 is a racist.

The bill ran into trouble when Republican moderates joined with Democrats on Wednesday to oppose sections that allow religious groups receiving federal financing to retain their right to hire only people of their faith and to ignore state and local civil rights laws that protect gay men and lesbians from discrimination in hiring.

As opposed to Section 5.1, in this section, the actual separate recordings were available and were used for testing.

The Catholic Church has opposed that section of the bill, arguing it would force religious schools and hospitals to violate their moral tenets.

As opposed to Section 7.1, these series bandpass filters are now zero impedance at bandpass and blocking at all other frequencies.

This can occur due to some slight side sway caused by the fact that the angle sections are open sections, as opposed to closed sections.

Markham's vision of a full-blown naval affair after the style of Ross or Franklin was opposed by sections of the joint committee, but his tenacity was such that the expedition was eventually moulded largely to his wishes.