Sentence examples for opposing for from inspiring English sources

On Ms. Gillibrand, whom she once considered opposing for office: "I don't agree with her on anything".

Conservative aides believe that the new approach adopted by Mr Cameron of supporting the prime minister where he agrees with him rather than opposing for opposition's sake will drive a wedge between Mr Blair and his MPs.

"Oh, you oppose people's rights, do you?" As well-paid salaried people, MPs tend to be homeowners; so politicians who speak out about it can be portrayed as opposing for less well-off people what they have for themselves.

In Congress, Mr. Lee had a reputation as a social conservative, opposing, for example, a recent measure signed into law that allowed gays to serve openly in the military.

In Cologne he advocated a policy of coalition between the working class and the democratic bourgeoisie, opposing for this reason the nomination of independent workers' candidates for the Frankfurt Assembly and arguing strenuously against the program for proletarian revolution advocated by the leaders of the Workers' Union.

But she has also showed an independent streak, opposing, for instance, the auto bailout and cash-for-clunkers legislation.

I oppose for-profit schools.

America is opposed, for many reasons.

As opposed, for example, to the Italians.

(And the ensemble was huge: twenty-four women, as opposed, for example, to American Ballet Theatre's eighteen).

"Every vested interest is opposed for one reason or another," he said.