Sentence examples for opposed to the introduction from inspiring English sources

The Scottish government is opposed to the introduction of ID cards".

Brown is not opposed to the introduction of markets and competition in universities per se.

I certainly understand people who are opposed to the introduction of quotas because I used to feel the same.

He says he is not opposed to the introduction of single-stock futures, but he would like regulations to be harmonized.

It is understood that Mullin was opposed to the introduction of a seven-day operation, arguing that the papers were already run on a shoestring.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators opposed to the introduction of water charges in Ireland surrounded the country's parliament bringing Dublin to a near standstill.

He said he would be opposed to the routine introduction of metal detectors in schools in response to the killing of Ann Maguire.

Mr Thomas said: "Plaid Cymru remains opposed to the future introduction of primary school banding as we believe that it is destructive and unreliable".

The catalyst structures studied were prepared and incorporated into the silicon fuel cells by a post CMOS-compatible process of electrodeposition, as opposed to the more common introduction of nanoparticle-based catalyst by ink painting.

The previous analysis assumed that implementation of the catch-up program would accelerate accumulation of indirect effects [ 3], such that full indirect effects would be realized at 6 years as opposed to the 7 years observed with the introduction of PCV7 vaccination [M.M. Moore: unpublished data].

The subsequent rapid expansion throughout the rest of the study period also suggests recent introduction, as opposed to the uncovering of a previously prevalent strain, as apparently occurred for Hia disease in the American Indian population in the American Southwest after introduction of the Hib conjugate vaccine (17 ).