Sentence examples for opposing the rules from inspiring English sources

That change persuaded some European financial institutions to stop opposing the rules.

The fuel industry has been far more vociferous than engine manufacturers in opposing the rules.

"The business trade associations and Republican-led states that filed the litigation in Texas opposing the rules have won today, but will not ultimately prevail in their attempt to take away a long-overdue pay raise for America's workers," said Christine Owens, executive director of the National Employment Law Project, a group that advocates for lower-wage workers.

The doubt is not suggesting the fact that rules can be slack (this, too), or that bodies move deliberately opposing the rules (this, too), but the fact that the "needs" of the single bodies change over time in a process of interrelation between them, and that the possibilities offered account for the needs of the single body and the encounter of various bodies.

On July 19 Payne cosigned a letter to the Department of Education opposing the rules.

Three Democratic senators and 35 House members wrote to the administration opposing the rule.

Other groups opposing the rule change include Muslim Advocates, the Seventh-day Adventists and various Jewish organizations.

But this week, France was joined by Italy, Spain and Belgium in opposing the rule, and Germany did not vote.

A deputy for Saint-Denis (1831 34; 1835–39), he sat with the extreme left, opposing the rule of Louis-Philippe.

The administration's supporters say that by opposing the rule, religious employers like EWTN are guilty of trying to coerce our employees and impose our values on them.

Obama said he recognized the contradiction in opposing the rule of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad while battling Islamic State militants who have been fighting Assad's government.