Sentence examples for opposing changes from inspiring English sources
Carberry applauded the migration advisory committee, headed by Professor David Metcalf of the London School of Economics, for opposing changes, particularly to the "intra-company route".
This year, the state Democratic Party adopted a resolution saying it stood "with the labor and environmental community" in opposing changes to the law.
After Focus took out advertisements across the country to attack Democrats opposing changes to rules on judicial filibusters, Salazar responded with an open letter accusing Focus of being both un-Christian and anti-Catholic.
The home education community was generally alarmed and upset, and began a fightback that made history when 70 MP's presented 120 constituency petitions opposing changes qualifying the right to home educate.
Republicans often accuse the president of opposing changes in entitlement spending while focusing on raising taxes, an attack that ignores his proposals but also reflects how little Mr. Obama has talked about them.
The decision, which followed cancellations of smaller arts festivals in Montpellier, La Rochelle, Marseille, Tours, Pau, Rennes and several other cities, was provoked by a nationwide movement of self-employed actors and technicians opposing changes in an insurance system that guarantees them an income when unemployed.
Beyond Yangon and Mandalay, interests opposing change remain deeply entrenched.
Unless the retirement age rises further — and soon — more Italians will have a vested interested in opposing change.
An inductor essentially opposes changes in current, making changes in the current lag behind those in the voltage.
But the Justice Department is consistent — it opposes changes to expand its own efforts to combat human trafficking, too.
Although Greece has a pension and social insurance system of considerable complexity, many Greeks have opposed changes to it.
