Sentence examples for opposing laws from inspiring English sources

The N.R.A. should stop opposing laws that reduce children's access to firearms, including gun locks.

Against this, of course, was the suggestion, by a board member of the National Rifle Association, that responsibility for the massacre lay with the clergyman within the church, for opposing laws that would allow "concealed carry" in places of worship.

That was a sentiment greeted with loud cheers by Republicans opposing laws on family planning that currently threaten to gridlock the US government.

Many women gained a sense of group identity in opposing laws that limited voting and other political rights to men; racial identities have been forged in the fight against segregation.

Thirty-five percent oppose legalization of marijuana -- with 29percentt "strongly" opposing and 6percentt "somewhat" opposing laws that would regulate marijuana like alcohol.

It also includes opposing laws that seek to limit the access of those on the margins of our society to their right to vote by imposing difficult and discriminatory requirements on the voting process.

Abortion rights advocates oppose laws that require ultrasounds, even if viewing the images is voluntary.

For these reasons I have long opposed laws outlawing Holocaust denial.

Here in Texas, Gov. George W. Bush has opposed laws that would prohibit the execution of the mentally retarded.

The church has noisily opposed laws to make divorce easier, allow gay marriage and take religion out of the obligatory school curriculum.

The LGBT community has expressed concern over a Trump presidency, especially given Vice President Pence, in his role as Indiana governor, opposed laws protecting the LGBT community.