Sentence examples for opposed specific from inspiring English sources

The spectral data of eusynstyelamide A (226) was similar to previously reported compound eusynstyelamide from a Fijian Ascidian E. misakiensis [129], remarkably, the compound showed opposed specific rotations.

Sununu: Says supports in general, but has repeatedly opposed specific renewable energy projects and commuter rail.[2].

Full sequences of each minicircle were generated by adjacent opposed specific primers designed according to the fragment sequences.

Responses to specific anti-Muslim legislation might well be very different, just as people who endorse capital punishment in general can still oppose specific, real executions.

Twice she resigned over Kinnock's refusal to oppose specific government policies (in 1988 over the renewal of antiterrorism legislation and again in 1991 over Kinnock's support for the Persian Gulf War); both times she was eventually brought back into the shadow ministerial team.

It has not contributed to candidates' political campaigns or run advertisements boosting or opposing specific politicians.

Citizens remain a crucial part of government; vocally and energetically supporting or opposing specific policies can sway elected officials.

"The accused [Won] used the valuable function and organization of the National Intelligence Service in opposing specific political parties and politicians," Kim said in his ruling.

"No matter how much we raise, there's going to be a lot of well-funded groups that are going to oppose specific changes to the budget that are going to have a lot more money.

If I oppose specific military interventions and more broadly perpetual war, and I think that, quite often, our interventionist policies do more harm than good, I'm viewed as someone who doesn't support the troops an unpatriotic, flag-trampler.

The climate movement is similarly upsetting a lot of powerful people and institutions; to grasp that, you just have to look at the tsunamis of money spent opposing specific measures and misinforming the public.