Sentence examples for opposes should from inspiring English sources

A fervent opponent of big government, Dr. Paul believes that federal authorities should stay out of drug enforcement, and that same-sex marriage, which he opposes, should be a decision left to the states.

And Peter Vallone Jr., of Queens, whose father, the former speaker, helped keep the property tax frozen for years, said that any property tax increase, which he opposes, should at a bare minimum be temporary.

The Senate legislation Casey opposes should be stripped of both anti-states' rights and anti-free market language.

Hardly a day goes by without some radio talk show pundit, intent upon convincing listeners that a policy he opposes should not be adopted, argues that if we allow the policy in question, then another, far more noxious one, will inexorably follow in its train.

Those who are opposed should take their arguments to those areas where house prices are falling.

Essam el-Erian, the spokesman for the Muslim Brotherhood, hailed the results, saying that most Egyptians wanted to move forward toward rapid change, though he noted that the 23 percent opposed should not go unnoticed.

Former President Nicolas Sarkozy, whom Hollande will oppose should he seek re-election in 2017, has also been highly critical of the swimwear.

"I leaned to Paul, but I decided to stay with Romney," said Ms. Rogers, who said that as a medical doctor, Mr. Paul, who opposes abortion, should support abortion rights.

The two types of research should not be opposed, but should take the form of a constructive collaboration, increasing the chances of reaching each individual goal.

Either the criminals should be disarmed, or the forces opposing them should be better armed.

Perhaps opposing teams should make liberal use of alcohol gel and hand wipes.