Sentence examples for opposed the notion of from inspiring English sources

The report opposed the notion of using government coercion to control family size.

"But Andrew Jackson?" Jackson had strongly opposed the notion of central banking.

However, he strongly opposed the notion of Khalistan, a separate homeland for Sikhs, and when he returned to his flat it was guarded by armed policemen.

Mr. Bush has already opposed the notion of requiring corporations to count executive stock options as expenses -- a simple fix endorsed by Alan Greenspan and Warren Buffett as an antidote to fictional profits.

She said an administrator of the Gulen-linked Fatih University in Istanbul told her that Mr. Gulen had adamantly opposed the notion of accepting education funds offered by Saudi Arabia, "because it'll be interpreted as support from the Saudi government".

As a political adviser to the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq, I helped Iraqi leaders as they wrote their interim constitution in 2004, and I was struck by how vehemently they opposed the notion of designating particular jobs for members of particular sectarian or ethnic communities.

And some oppose the notion of altering corn to feed the nation's addiction to automobiles.

Some pilots oppose the notion of having more warning systems in the cockpit.

However, many commentators in Australia oppose the notion of a charter of rights, by whatever name.

And what about those who oppose the notion of faith, believing instead in intellect?

But he added that the administration would never publicly, or even privately, oppose the notion of an Israeli leader addressing Congress.