Sentence examples for opposing institution from inspiring English sources
Asked to make their own assessments, students who attended the offending team's college reported seeing half as many illegal plays as did students from the opposing institution.
This is a core argument of populist leaders, who typically rise by promising to oppose institutions, which are blamed for society's problems.
The Daily Mail declared that Ralph Miliband was the "man who hated Britain" because he was a Marxist who opposed institutions such as the monarchy, the Church of England and the army.
4. Write position papers supporting or opposing the institution of a total smoking ban.
4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Individually, students write position papers supporting or opposing the institution of a total smoking ban such as the one put into effect in the country you researched during class.
The proposition of opposing the institution by launching a new organizational entity in the form of fledgling business venture is innately unpredictable and precarious, especially in technology markets which are already turbulent.
Schulz praises Thoreau for being "an outspoken abolitionist," for opposing the institution that, according the Schulz, "was and remains the central moral and political crisis of American history".
He opposed the institution of a Holocaust day, the idea of building a Holocaust museum in Britain and the notion of university departments of Holocaust studies.
Throughout his public life, Abraham Lincoln had consistently opposed the institution of slavery and advocated policies to restrict it from spreading into the western territories.
David M. Young, a lawyer with the Washington Legal Foundation, a conservative law organization that often litigates on criminal justice questions, said his group did not oppose the institution of clemency.
Others, like John Adams, never owned slaves and opposed the institution but compromised on the matter of all men actually being created equal in order to bring the southern states into the union.
