Sentence examples for opposing a change from inspiring English sources

The State Governments of West Bengal and Orissa also wrote formally opposing a change to the system of competitive bidding.

Shelton said any debate in Australia needed to be conducted "in a fear-free environment" where people were not demonised or called bigots or haters for opposing a change in the definition of marriage.

AARP, the lobby for older Americans, sent letters to all committee members opposing a change that would reduce the annual cost-of-living adjustment for Social Security, by using an alternative measure of inflation.

News that the archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Westminster, Vincent Nichols and the chief rabbi, Sir Jonathan Sacks, have joined forces in a campaign to prolong the sufferings of those incurably or terminally ill – by opposing a change in the law that would decriminalise those who accompany anyone who goes to Switzerland in search of help to die – comes as no surprise.

The Premier League is understood to be surprised and disappointed by Dyke's comments, as it wishes to join forces with the FA in opposing a change of date.

Although the chromium industry, through its trade association the Chrome Coalition, had intervened in the lawsuits on OSHA's behalf opposing a change in the PEL, on April 2, 2003, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ordered the agency to issue a final rule reducing occupational exposure to Cr VI) by January 18 , 2006[ 20], later extended to February 28 , 2006

Labour also opposed a change.

Prosecutors said they would oppose a change of venue.

A recent survey of palliative care doctors showed that 82% opposed a change in the law.

The Royal College of Physicians, which represents hospital doctors, opposes a change in the law.

Margaret Hickey, a spokeswoman for Mothers and Fathers Matter, a group campaigning for the No vote, says there has been reluctance from some to admit they opposed a change in the law.