Sentence examples for opposing limits from inspiring English sources

The only ideas that have risen to the highest levels there are those of companies staunchly opposing limits on emissions, according to lobbyists, government officials and executives.

In July last year he delivered the official Peabody response to new Environmental Protection Agency rules, opposing limits on carbon pollution to deal with what he dismissed as "climate theory".

In this case, a woman's praise of Cincinnati firefighters for saving the life of her great-granddaughter was part of her message opposing limits on collective bargaining for public employees.

Long before he became the Republican leader, Senator Mitch McConnell had built a career out of opposing limits to political fundraising and spending, supposedly in the name of free speech.

In the ad, Peter Gadiel, whose son James died in the attack on the trade center, criticizes Mrs. McCarthy's record on immigration issues, calling her "part of the problem" for opposing limits on immigration and suggesting that her stance has undercut national security.

But some of those members have been hard pressed to explain Russell's recent stands favoring oil drilling in Pacific Palisades, opposing limits on high-rise buildings in Westwood, weakening a smoking ordinance and tampering with rent control.

The House of Saud has long opposed limits on carbon pollution.

But he opposed limits on television advertising, which he said could limit awareness.

He said the association's polls showed that the public opposes limits on malpractice awards.

But sponsors of the Senate bill strenuously oppose limits on noneconomic damages.

Donald Trump promised to support the National Rifle Association NRAandand oppose limits to gun ownership.