Sentence examples for opposed until from inspiring English sources

(I had been adamantly opposed until then).

His admirers demanded his immediate canonization, which Henry opposed until 1247.

All "traditions" that demean, dehumanise and injure are human rights violations that must be opposed until they are ended.

Shirley's name is on the one calling for support of the bill that she has so eloquently opposed until now.

China, India, Venezuela and several other developing countries remained bitterly opposed until the final moments to signing up to a timetable that would require them to set out plans to curb their emissions by early next year.

But that place is not at the chief secretary's desk in the Treasury.In his cameo in the job, Mr Laws impressed many Tories with his fiscal rectitude and his eager adoption of their plan to begin trimming the deficit immediately (an idea the Lib Dems opposed until last month).

The topics include the Obama health care plan, Planned Parenthood and gay marriage, all of which the fictional Janeane fiercely opposes, until her husband, Fred Michael Oosteromm), loses his health insurance, she receives a diagnosis of breast cancer, and Fred turns out to be gay.

Mr. Mbeki also sabotaged health care in his country by opposing, until very recently, the use of drugs that block transmission from mothers to children of the virus that causes AIDS, while Mr. Obasanjo has failed to curb corruption and has tolerated serious human rights abuses by Nigeria's armed forces.

That's what most of us think of when we hear the word "filibuster" -- a single passionate senator speaking for hours about legislation they fiercely oppose until they literally collapse with exhaustion.

One is the missile defense shield that the Bush administration sorely wants to build and that the Russians have opposed -- until now, anyway -- as a violation of the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty.

A true reluctant Confederate, Zollicoffer had opposed secession until late spring 1861, only then contributing his services to Confederate Tennessee Gov. Isham Harris.