Sentence examples for opposing decisions from inspiring English sources

The conservatives have trotted out the same disqualifiers for years---they don't want judges who are soft on crime, legislate from the bench, thwart the will of the majority or who are activists----all of which comes down to opposing decisions with which they do not agree.

Consensus was obtained by discussion in case of opposing decisions.

Although they can often lead to opposing decisions, these two modes of argument (based on universal duties or consequences) may concur.

"You have to bring a sense that you can sit at a table and not walk out of a room and oppose decisions already agreed to".

That tradition has been questioned since the Vietnam War, a conflict in which generals who doubted Pentagon leaders did not oppose decisions that they thought were ill-advised.

Steel Partners II has offered to buy the shares of GenCorp that it does not already own for about $697 million because it opposes decisions like the company's recent stock offering.

The former happens when decisions of a subject for certain configuration are not self-consistent and the latter happens when different subjects provide opposed decisions.

Even the most ardent people opposing whatever decision is ultimately made will at least think: "I had my say.

He acknowledged opposing the decision but denied news reports that he had called it "awful and idiotic".

A petition opposing this decision on the White House website gained more than 110,000 signatures.

Labour aides later stressed he was opposing the decision to signal a referendum now, not ruling out the possibility of a referendum in the future.