Sentence examples for opposed to integration from inspiring English sources

NS: But you were strongly opposed to integration in the 1980s.

Multiculturalism, as opposed to integration, has caused significant problems for inner cities.

Various surveys indicate that it is now the second generation Moslem population that is most opposed to integration and more likely to be "fundamental" in their beliefs.

He was, however, profoundly opposed to integration within professional baseball and is thought to have been one of the major forces behind the "gentlemen's agreement" that barred black players from being signed to major league teams.

White groups opposed to integration with blacks responded to the act with a significant backlash that took the form of protests, increased support for pro-segregation candidates for public office, and some racial violence.

They show, too, how segregation served Mr. Lott well politically over the years -- as an Ole Miss student opposed to integration of his college campus and of his fraternity, as a Congressional aide writing sympathetic letters to a constituent who railed against the "gorilla race," and as a member of Congress himself.

In many instances, this was due to the teachers still teaching these concepts separately, choosing to engage in add-on engineering integration as opposed to explicit integration (Crotty et al., 2017; Guzey et al., 2017).

Britain is especially anxious, particularly under a government led by the Conservative Party, traditionally opposed to European integration.

Johnson listened patiently and "made vague sounds of sympathy," but then scrawled a note to his assistant, "Let's stop this now!" The male astronauts were likewise opposed to sexual integration in their ranks, although some couldn't help giving the notion an adorable Playboy tweak.

Mr. Rumsfeld dismissed any talk that he was opposed to greater integration for Russia into NATO, saying, "Indeed the truth is that some weeks and months ago, I sat down with the minister in Moscow, as I recall, and without prompting proposed some ways that I thought Russia and NATO might cooperate more fully".

The Tories will not be an option for EU foreigners, not even for conservative ones, because they lack the strong religious connection many continental conservative parties have and, above all, they are seen as opposed to European integration as such - so they do not necessarily support the policies that brought many Europeans here in the first place.