Sentence examples for opposed to changes from inspiring English sources

Other Republican leaders, including Senator Jesse Helms, are firmly opposed to changes that might be negotiated by President Clinton before he leaves office.

The IAASTD said many members of the 30-strong Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development were deeply opposed to changes in trade regimes and subsidy systems.

It came as a new poll revealed a vast majority of the public remained opposed to changes to the current fox hunting ban.

We looked at data from the Williston Basin during a 42-month period starting in 2012 to quantify the extent to which improvements in well productivity have been associated with technology as opposed to changes in development location.

Our analysis of consistent incumbent CEOs was designed to highlight true changes in CEO compensation (as opposed to changes driven by new hires or internal promotions, which typically involves ramped-up pay over a period of 2-3 years).

At a time when some other states are considering suspending executions, debating racial disparities in capital convictions or examining the wisdom of executing mentally retarded prisoners, Alabama officials remain firmly opposed to changes in the state's death penalty system.

He was not opposed to change.

Women can't bake as they are opposed to change.

Opponents of the current proposal aren't opposed to "change".

Nor, too, could the Redskins' management, adamantly opposed to change.

Officially, the private equity industry remains opposed to change.