Sentence examples similar to opposing move from inspiring English sources

But the recent conflicts in those states have been strictly partisan affairs, with Democrats opposing moves made by Republican majorities.

But the 28-member NATO alliance has been divided over how to respond, with some major members such as Germany and Britain opposing moves to put troops on the ground.

Similar results were also obtained by Lamme and Spekreijse (1998) for opposing moving textured surfaces.

Mr. Romney opposes moving Social Security, the landmark entitlement program, toward a system of private accounts.

I'm sure he opposes moves to limit his office's authority; so what?

Other evidence, however, suggests that the medical profession generally opposes moves in the direction of euthanasia.

Downtown residents oppose moving the parking elsewhere, fearing that would let buses clog the streets nearby.

The president has opposed moves to grant greater autonomy anywhere, let alone to the north.

11.30pm: Phillips unsurprising vehemently opposes moves by Europe to give prisoners the vote.

A power struggle erupted between the U.S. Department of Justice, which opposed moving innocent civilians, and the War Department, which favoured detention.

It also opposes moves to submit its financial plans to Brussels before they go to its national Parliament.