Sentence examples for opposing then from inspiring English sources

"Or will [Shorten] be like jelly on that plate – the wibble-wobble wibble-wobble jelly on a plate, first opposing, then supporting, then not knowing what to do".

A group of reporters covering Esmael Mangudadatu, the leader of the party opposing then president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, was traveling with his wife to the Commission on Elections, where Mangudadatu would submit for candidacy.

Sheikh Al-Barrak is believed be close to the kingdom's rulers despite having been praised by Mr. Bin Laden in 1994 for opposing then Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdelaziz bin Baz's endorsement of peace with Israel.

By assuming that if the gene expression profiles of disease and drug are opposing, then the drug might be a potential treatment option of the disease, [ 14] identified novel drug indications in diet-induced obesity or Alzheimer's disease.

Some political parties were opposed then and they remain opposed now.

He first sought more accountability from his commissioners, then softened; he first opposed, then supported immunity for those who confessed to bribing public officials.

Since Labour founded the health service in 1948 an act opposed then by the Tories the prime minister's letter was pure politics.

As its chief executive, he had first opposed, then embraced, the firm's decision, in 1999, to go public, showing both flexibility and decisiveness.

And very many of the policies with which her name is identified to this day retain the negative aspects for which they were opposed then.

Later in the book, Abbott discusses his decision to run for the Liberal party leadership to oppose then leader Malcolm Turnbull's support for pricing greenhouse gases.

If I belong to a religion and a nationality, and their values concerning abortion are diametrically opposed, then which value is correct for me?