Sentence examples for opposing about from inspiring English sources

Additionally, having formed a vision of a desirable public good with a diverse group of stakeholders, the project was able to involve them in informing political party leaderships (both in power and opposing) about the role of WHCs and the Councilors.

There is very little to oppose about them: emergency medical procedure will be faster; rules about dangerous bowling clearer.

The two equal legs upon which the Israeli democracy rests -- the prime minister and the Knesset -- are diametrically opposed about a resumption of the Camp David II negotiations.

Hall's words were political interventions that changed the terms of the debate – about what Thatcherism meant and how it could be opposed; about race; about class; about culture.

In the last month, Mr. Middelhoff sent deputies to Brussels to learn exactly what regulators had opposed about an EMI-Time Warner deal, before formulating a proposal to address those concerns, people close to the company said.

Work-release programs cost about $7,500 per participant annually, as opposed to about $55,000 to keep one person behind bars.

Yes, there's been the routine hyperventilating from the opposing party about cronyism, and the usual grumbling about unjustifiable government extravagance.

But experts have offered opposing views about the probable punishment.

They reflect opposing views about who has really won the case.

Last month, two federal judges came to opposing conclusions about these issues.

"There are two entirely opposing views about this," said Michael Goodman, a senior analyst at the Yankee Group.