Sentence examples for opposing part of from inspiring English sources
And then: But why? Pistol shrimp make their pops by shooting the "thumb" of one claw into a socket on the larger, opposing part of the same claw.
Local government leaders are opposing part of his new review which could cut councils out of running schools.
"We do not see the slightest signs of Kiev's willingness to stop the hostilities, to engage in dialogue with the opposing part of the population in eastern Ukraine, or to begin the process of political settlement," he told the OSCE on Thursday.
It's like every day the world is split in half, and in each half is an opposing part of your personality, and you can't remember the one that's not with you at the moment.
BRUSSELS — Resisting a bailout for Greece, digging in over economic policy and opposing parts of a strategy for Europe's growth, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany will arrive Thursday at a European Union summit meeting ready to play an unfamiliar role: the bloc's naysayer.
Maybe even more tiring is being involved in the process of opposing parts of a dominant culture that you also really like and opt into.
That year, he published a book, "Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed and What We Can Do About It: A Judicial Indictment of the War on Drugs". Gray's platform has more planks than just legalizing marijuana and opposing parts of the Patriot Act, the anti-terror device that critics argue has eroded civil rights.
In contrast, for the scenario in which the Nanog variation is induced by the oscillatory behaviour of an activator/repressor system, the sorting of Nanog-low or high cells actually corresponds to a synchronization of the selected cells in two particular (opposing) parts of the limit cycle.
They mistakenly opposed part of the government's fiscal stimulus.
But even while Van Roekel proposed "multiple measures" for teacher evaluation, last fall he opposed part of a revision to the No Child Left Behind law that mandated the use of student testing data for grading teachers.
Delegates were forming blocs and preparing to oppose parts of the draft constitution, according to United Nations officials and diplomats.
