Sentence examples similar to opposing doing from inspiring English sources

At first the administration opposed doing anything.

No one opposed doing more; the challenge was coming up with workable ideas, aides said.

The Council had pressed for the tax and opposes doing away with it.

But he quickly added that he opposed doing so because "it would be nightmarish to formulate and administer".

For months, the ambassador and many civilian development experts had opposed doing so now, because it didn't fit long-term national plans for power generation.

The Bush administration opposes doing so, because, it argues, Congress intended the bill solely "deal with what is an ongoing credit crisis in our financial sector".

Mr Gingrich said that the US Army and Marine Corps overwhelmingly opposed ending the ban on gays in the military, so he too opposed doing so.

A coalition of university professors has opposed doing away with the Habilitation because it could erode the quality of academic training.

Indeed, the NRA leader who now opposes doing so, Wayne LaPierre, once publicly supported just that proposal.

His bill would end chain migration, which Democrats oppose doing, and institute other changes they don't want.

Supervisor Shawn Nelson opposed doing so because he said the van owner did not know it was the escapees who had taken his van.